Richard Gumtow

Dear Darleen

We are so sorry to hear about Dick. He was a terrific guy, I remember him as our paperboy on Hillcrest Road and as a student at Carrs Corners. And of course seeing the 2 of you whenever we came to Elmira to visit family.

Take care and know if there is anything I can do to help, all you need to do is call.

Love always,

Barbara (Kaeser) Kirschner

Darlene,
My Condolences go out to you with your loss of Dick. I worked with Dick at U. S. Steel in Elmira. He was a first class person and was dedicated to life.
I am saddened by your loss.

William Chimley
Knoxville, TN

January 7,

Darleen,
My heart goes out to you at this time of your loss. Dick was such a memeorable person and may those memories always stay with you.

Cathy Carpenter Wilhelm--Merritt Island, FL

Darleen,
Please accept my deepest sympathy to you and your family. So sorry to read about Dick's passing. He was a warm and caring person and great classmate at TAE. My all the great memories you and your family have carry you through the coming days.
Mary Slavin Sommer
Prescott, AZ
Class of '64 TAE

Darleen, My deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family. Dick will be greatly missed, but will be remembered in our hearts and memories forever ! I'm so happy that your children and Marilyn were with you. You have the love and support of family and friends to see you thru this difficult time. Wishing you a safe trip back to Florida.

Darleen: So sorry about your loss. Dick grew up in our neighborhood and attended Carr's Corners School. What fun we had at the reunion. He was a great guy.

Let memories remind you of the special person who will always be in your heart.

Jeanie Novick, Elmira, NY

Dear Darleen, I was so saddened when I saw the notice for Dick. My prayers are with you and your family. He was a very caring person and one that I remember fondly from our TAE days.

Darlene and family - we are truly sorry to hear of Dick's passing. Our time with him in the fire department and working with him in other aspects of our lives. He taught us so much and will be dearly missed. Our deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Dear Gumtow Family,

It is with sadness and melancholy that I write this note. Dick (Richard) was always a respectful, friendly and just a nice guy to us kids from the Hoffman ST, Lena PL and Bancroft RD area. He babysat my brother Mark and I, which was always something we looked forward to as kids. We'd hang out in his basement spinning 45 RPM records and broadcasting on the AM waves via his circuit boards, resistors and amplifier/vacuum tubes. He'd take us to WEHH on Saturday...