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Richard G. Heimann
1931 - 2013
Richard G. Heimann
1931 - 2013
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BORN
1931
DIED
2013
Richard Heimann Obituary
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Lisa Safir-Barness
August 12, 2022
On this upcoming 9th year without you I want to shout from the rooftops ( preferably at 40 east 66th street) how much I miss you my dearest Dickie. You are always on our minds, forever in our hearts.. Hoping you're safe and together with Mom, and also Jord and Maggie We love you dearest Dickie, always & forever & always forevermore ♥
April 14, 2021
Vincent how "close" of a friend were you for 60 years.
Dickie and Johnny
Joshua Heimann
March 6, 2014
Richard and John with their Father
Joshua Heimann
March 6, 2014
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Joshua Heiman
March 6, 2014
Richard and Stanley - it was the 1970's man!
Joshua Heimann
December 20, 2013
John, Josh and Richard in 1986
Joshua Heimann
December 20, 2013
Richard on Fifth Avenue around 2005
Joshua Heimann
December 20, 2013
Richard on his wedding day with Sally
Richard Heimann
December 20, 2013
Ed Hannibal
September 2, 2013
For a huge part of our life, Richard was a great friend to me, Maggie and our five children. I could write essays of fond and funny memories but let this suffice: he gave us Waldo, the handsome, loyal, noble, beloved golden retriever who graced our lives for many years. We miss and mourn and love him still. As we do Richard.
Vincent C. DeBaun
August 27, 2013
Richard and I were friends for more than sixty years. I will miss him greatly -- loyal, vital, creative, witty, generous to a fault -- especially wonderful with children, who knew immediately that he was a mixture of Hans Christian Andersen, the Wizard of Oz, and Father Christmas. And to me, he was Tennyson's Ulysses, ever determined to drink life to the lees. Onward, great soul, onward. -- Vincent DeBaun
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