Richard T "Rick" Harrison

Met Rick in Florida prob about 1982. At a place called dock of the bay in Clearwater. He really treated me great and showed me a great time the entire month I was there. I never forgot him. I called him late one night while going through old photo albums and found a picture of him. Told him my sad story and he was gracious enough to take the time to listen. I appreciated that. Barbra, I am very sorry for your loss. I typed in his name and his obit popped up. He really was a good man. He was...

I met Rick in 1970 in New York City where we worked together in a movie theatre. We became instant friends and remained friends for 53 years. Over the years we shared many adventures, lots of laughs and a real bond. Rick introduced me to my late wife Jennifer and was my best man in our wedding in 1978. If not for Rick I never would have moved to Florida or met my wife. He was not just a dear friend but a real influencer of my life. I will never forget him for that. I will miss him dearly. My...

Rick knew everyone and better yet was friends with everyone. He always had a smile or a funny joke to share. He embraced the power of positivity, even during his illness. He deeply cared for his Lenstec family and I enjoyed the years of friendship I had with him. I especially loved to hear about the adventures of his cats (short bus, sweetie) and I enjoyed lunching with him for Indian food at the 'gas station' restaurant. Good food and great company! Rick will be missed. RIP.

I will miss you forever- I am relieved you are now at peace and pain free- always withe me in my heart.

Met Richard when I started working for Lenstec Barbados, always had a story to share as well as his own experiences. We talked for hours over the years, shared lots of laughs. Going to deeply miss him. My condolences to his family and friends. I will miss him