Richard "Dick" Hinch

As each year passes, your presence is remember and felt. Rest In Peace, Dick.

With much feeling of sadness, I wish to say that I am deeply sorry for your loss. Please know that with my heart I wish there was something I could do to easy your pain and sorrow at this time. I will remember him in my prayers.

We have lost a great voice, an amazing presence, R.I.P...

My condolences

Pat, Jay and Kelly,

We were shocked to hear of Dick's passing. There was the very public side of Dick that everyone admired but there was also the more personal side that meant the world to us as neighbors. He always had a smile, always stopped to say hello and was always there to lend a hand. I knew Dick always had an eye out if we were away and he was right there to help in any way, especially when I had my incident several years back. Good, down to earth people like Dick don't...

Pat & Family: I am so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts & prayers at this time.

Our deepest condolences for the loss of a such a wonderful, kindhearted man. It was an honor and true pleasure to have met Dick and to have been able to work with him. We will always remember his smile and positivity. Our prayers are with your family during this sad time.

There are no words to express our heartfelt sympathy to you, Pat, and to your family. Dick was a wonderful man who had a unique way of making everyone feel special. For that we will be forever thankful as well as for all his dedication to the town of Merrimack and to the state of NH. He was a good, good man! As someone stated "he smiled all the way up to his eyes" and that beautiful smile will be missed but never forgotten. With much love and sympathy, Linda and Doug Haskell

My condolences to Dicks's family and friends. I have know Dick since the fourth grade at Gerry School in Marblehead and he was a friend until we parted ways after high school. I remember his sparkling blue eyes and great sense of humor most of all. Very sorry that he was taken by this virus.