Richard J. Hauser Jr.

Richard was a decent young man at Mentor High. We lost touch after graduation; I think most folks have dealt with those same matters when it came to work, family and other obligations we take on in life. He was a good man and while he is deeply missed, he was also deeply liked and loved by all that knew him. I send his loved ones prayers and we will all see him again one day. R.I.P Rich.

I only have positive memories of Rich. From playing board games during Evil Genius gatherings, to watching Anime and playing video games with him. He was both a classmate (Kent State U) and a good friend. I will always have fond memories of him. RIP Rich.

Always enjoyed talking and having fun with Richie from the time he was born till the sad day of his passing. Always will remember his super polite, happy, kind demeanor. This Uncle will miss him greatly and my deepest condolences to Rich and Eileen and all those other people Richie had touched in his life - Jeff

Rich and I knew each other from college. It wasn't all peaches and cream, but in the end, he was there for me and he was a very kind and loving friend. The last time I saw him was when he took me to see Star Wars on my birthday in January. We had fun that day. I can't believe he's gone. He will be missed.

My wife Jennifer and I are deeply saddened by the loss of Richie. We were close as children. But, in the last 19 years Jennifer was especially close to him. The two of them had many deep conversations. Richie has a very deep mind and vast knowledge of many topics. Jennifer and he would talk civically about their opposing political views. I always used to smile at how these two intelligent people could talk so long without getting upset and come to a table and debate things like that. ...