Richard M. Kacynski

2 years later and it isn´t any easier...hope you have peace and happiness...wherever you are.

Dear Linda,

I was so saddened to hear from Kathy Bauer of your Richard’s passing. I feel so lucky to have shared so many fun Lehigh Valley New Year’s Eves and impromptu evenings with you both over the years. Your warmth and sweetness coupled with Richard’s intellect, humor, wit and ability to uncover life’s quirks and laugh with you about them was uncanny. Always comfortable, at times hysterical company at all our visits. I never wanted to pass up the chance to spend time...

I first met Richard when he lived next door to my friend, John. That was about 50 years ago. Although we both moved around the US and Europe, we always kept in touch and had a good time when we would meet up. He had a mercurial sense of humor...sometimes sweet and deeply kind and other times funny....if you didn’t mind it at your expense, but, always good fun.

I loved Bud’s story about the pistachios! Richard used to love to play no peeky poker to see who was going to do...

Thank u for your Service . Our Dad was in Korea . I Salute U Sir !
R.I.P. with those fallen before you .
Sue W.
Gr.Mich .

My deepest sympathy to the Kacynski Family for the loss of your loved one, Richard, and pray God gives you comfort, peace and strength.

Richard was a dear and close friend since the 2nd grade. Throughout his life he stayed on his path of being a free spirit with a wicked but hilarious sense of humor. He also received as much as he gave and I always knew that he was a true lifelong friend regardless of the miles or days between our meetings as we became older. One day while we were in High School, we made a bet while playing cards that the loser would have to remove the shells from each Pistachios in a 2 pound bag and would...

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.