Dr. Richard Hellmann II

We met Dick at the gym in stroudsburg shortly after we bought a house in PA.. he became our friend right away. I have fond memories of Dick that will live on in our hearts and minds forever. watching him dance at parties and seeing him living life to the fullest will live on in our memory, we hope to live as good a life as he did and touch as many people as he did. We love Dick, we all Love Dick, and we will never stop loving Dick.
you will be truely missed.

Dr. Dick will always be in our memory. We know him for 5 years and it is to short to say goodbye.
We regret that we do not have him in our middle anymore. But he will never be out of our live.

mio caro dr dick,mi manchi,non sai quando.sei stato speciale,e,continuerai ad esserlo tu lo sai siamo speciali.ti voglio bene.occhi come un celo terso,linpido,gentile l anima,chiara,trasparente come l acqua alla sorgente,pura sensazione di freschezza.canditi cristalli e la neve,cuore di fanciullo,innocente.nuvole leggere a spasso nell azzurro dei miei pensieri.sono nei pensieri dell amico mio.

I want to thank everyone who has written here and all those who are thinking about us and remembering all there was about Dick. I did not know about this way of communicating (the online guestbook) and I really appreciate this idea. Feel free to tell others. Dick would like it too. I know there are a lot of people out there who knew Dick and its hard for us to figure out who they all are. He connected with lots of people in lots of different ways.
We all miss him so much - from the...

As a nurse I had the great pleasure to have met Dr.Hellman. He always displayed a happy spirit. We made each other laough. He would visit on Fridays on a mothly basis, and I would wear black scrubs on Fridays. He would call me "The angle of death" In a good way. WE laoughed. My thoughts and prayers to friends and family.
Marivel Rapee(Allentown,Pa)

I remember babysitting Dick and Tru when they were youngsters. You all were a wonderful family. I join my PARENTS, Murph and Audrey Cohen in extending deepest sympathy to Tru and Margaret and their families.

I sat next to Dick in Latin class in 1962. He was a cheerfull, great, fun loving guy. Always with a smile on his face, and an upbeat, positive attitude. I will miss him very much.

It was truely a great pleasure to have known Dr. Dick for the few years I have. He was always in good spirits and made me laugh, I have great photos of our trip to Costa Rica, i'll always cherrish. Having him here to help celebrate my Birthday in June was the icing on the cake.
I just wish we had more time togethe.. Thanks Dr. Dick for the smiles..
all my love to your closest friends and family
Paul Toussaint

Maggee and Tru, I am so sorry to hear about Dick's death!
But he was so happy - we can be grateful for that and for the spirit that still is Dick, because that will never leave us. You both, along with Jim, Matt, Josh, and Lori are all in my thoughts and prayers.