Richard S. Kay

Helen & Family,
Though I knew Richard for a short, difficult time he was such a dear, chrming man. I'm so sorry for your loss.
Gina RN
Gibson Pavilion

Dear Helen and Family,
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. How can Richard be gone from our midst?
When I think of you all, I remember your early summers on the West End in the yellow cottage and then your settling into your lovely home across the street and overlooking Casco Bay and Mt. Washington.
I have three pictures in my mind of Richard:
Richard on his original blue moped,
Richard--in his robe--walking the dog down Cushing Street
Richard toting...

Dear Helen and family,
Iwill always remember Richard playing in church, sitting with him waiting for the boat, and his wonderful stories and sense of humor.

Dear Family,
I have only known Richard for a few years but I really grew to love him during that time, his quick wit and dry humor gave me many happy rememberances. I will miss his beautiful music. Most of all I will miss Richard and feel his loss. Know you are in my prayers and thoughts,
May God sustain you and give you peace, Pastor Sherry

Helen and Family, Linda and I are sorry for your loss. We have many great memories of both you and Richard performing on the island to the benefit of our community.