Richard Hampton Jenrette

One of the finest gentlman I ever had the pleasure of knowing. I was introduced to him by my and his very good and close real friend, Clint Wade of blessed memory. R.I.P.

A Great man, A cultivated man, and a friend from day's a little far away, discussing much more of cultural Heritage than other things

In best memory

Nadir Sutter
former Credit Suisse Zürich
and present Vice president of the Swiss Cultural Heritage Society

Sad to hear! But a life well spent!

A friend for many years.

Tom and Shirley Itin

The Harry Curnes Family and all Chi Psi's are saddened to hear of Dick's passing. May God welcome this GENTLEMAN!!!!

dear Family and CAHPT:
With the sincerest of condolences in the loss of the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. of OUR generation: Richard Hampton Jenrette.
-David McCrary Donald Nelson (Tuskaloosa, AL)

We are truly saddened to hear of Mr. Jenrette's passing. He TRULY saved "OUR COMPANY...ELAS" and kept the corporation "going" through the de-mutualization process. A TRULY..."RENAISSANCE MAN"!!! PHIL H. and VICKI SNOW

The Last Gentleman on Wall Street. A class act and a brilliant leader. I'll never forget Dick graciously inviting us into his homes, and making us feel important, appreciated and welcome. He literally saved and restored The Equitable, preserving its great name and tradition. What a monumental loss of a truly great man.
Rest in peace, my favorite CEO.

May your many wonderful memories, as well as the beautiful words recorded at Isaiah 61:1,2 sustain you at this very difficult time. My deepest condolences.

Condolences from the William [Bill & Shirley] Dodenhoff family.