Richard-Holmes-Obituary

Richard Holmes

San Diego, California

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Richard Holmes passed away in San Diego, California. The obituary was featured in San Diego Union-Tribune on July 9, 2009.

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Richie and I were friends for over 25 years. We shared so many experiences,times and stories that I will always cherish. There will never be a day that goes by that I will not remember his smile, his upbeat personilty, and his great wonderful laugh that we all loved. Every time I have a Bud Light will toast his friendship.

~Uncle Richard we love & miss you so much. thank you for giving us the best childhood a kid can have. we will always remember Disneyland, Sea World, Universal Studios, Knots Berry Farm, Magic Mountain and the bonfires on the beach. we still have the taco bell song with your laugh in the back-round...here it is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFZmaJwpsKg
Thank You from all your nieces & nephew...we love you, and will see you on the other side..;-)
Your niece Anita

~Uncle Richard, We Love You So much. Thank You for making our childhood the best a kid can have, I will always remember our trips to Disneyland, Universal Studios, Sea World & the beach bonfires. I still have the song with you laughing in the back-round..see you on the other side..;-)
Your niece Anita

We were saddened to hear of the sudden passing of Richie. We came to know him through our son, Scott, and his family. He would often stop on the way to and from the desert. He always showed respect. We became Papa and Mama Stew. His upbeat personality, with a smile and a laugh, was genuine and contagious.
"Cheers" to you Richie. You were one of the "Good Guys"!

Ken and Avis Stewart, Alpine, CA.

Richard's smile is a legacy to his warm-heartedness to his relatives, friends and strangers alike. To Patricia, Kay, Paul and family, we send our heartfelt condolences and prayers. I will always remember what a joy he was to his family.

They say that a person is judged by how many friends he has. I say they are judged not by how many but by the quality of that friendship. Richie had a hand shake and a laugh that got to you! Here's to that laugh, here is to winning over bartenders only as you could, here is to you winning the many jackpots, here is to one of the good guys!

Richard started work at Pappy's Market when he was just 17, and thus began our friendship...he was an adopted uncle to our daughter, great uncle to our grand daughters, and faithful friend to us! We will always miss the smile, but especially the laughter, his was so infectious and recognizable from afar! We will miss you, dear friend, forever! The East Family

My husband has been in the beer business for 36 years, and I can honestly say Rich was one of the nicest guys I met during those years. He always greeted me with a hug and a smile, and when we talked it was simply a pleasure. No one had a better laugh than Rich. He was a unique person and a good guy. My condolences to his family. Karen Bale (Vista, CA)

Richie, Tim and Stewy drinking Bud Lights in the desert