Richard G. Kaiser

Richard was the kindest man. We lived in one of his houses for 8 years and moved away for four years and came back and moved back into the same house we love so much. It was like we never left. He has always treated us so kindly and will be missed very much.

Nora, I am so sorry. I did not know until today, May 1. I hope you and your family are doing okay. My deepest sympathies.

My sincere sympathy & condolences to Rich's family & friends. I pray that God will put him on HIS heavenly bowling team to enjoy everlasting happiness & plenty of "strikes".
Denny Franko

To Rich's family:
I am so glad I had the opportunity to know Rich. Nora's daughter called him "Opa" and we soon learned to do the same. Rich loved bowling and was a great bowler. We will miss him on our Team and League on Monday nights. Goodbye, Opa! I'll think of you whenever I get up to bowl next to a split, and will promptly sit down and wait patiently.

Regina, Stefanie, Nora, Pete and family,

My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Mr. Kaiser (I never called him Richard) was a great guy and was always fun to talk to at Stefanie and Rob's get togethers. He always had a joke and a smile. I know he will be missed by all. Remember that he is in all your hearts and will live on through all your memories.

Stef, if there is anything we can do to help or anything at all that you need, just give us a call.

Love,...

You are in are prayers. From Teresa Voss' girls (Cindi, Faith, Lorraine)