Richard B. Kay

To the Kay's and their extended family at Breezewood -
It's going to seem very odd not seeing Rich Kay quietly walking through the store with his slight smile and nod as he sees you. But I truly don't believe his presence will ever be gone from Breezewood or from our hearts. Praying you will all find peace at this very sad time.
Respectfully,
Debbie, Gary & Brendan Morse

We would like to extend our deepest sympathies to Richard's family. We had the pleasure of meeting Richard at several trade conferences and have visited Breezewood many times. He left a wonderful store and we were pleased to have met him. We own Plant Crafters Garden Center on the westside.

we are saddened by your loss, we know first hand how difficult this is. may you find comfort and peace within your hearts and know that others are concerned and thinking of you. sheree and jenn dormann

Doni,
I am numb. From my toenails to the tips of my gray hair, I am numb.

I called Wardo tonight to see if he was going to be home this weekend. I plan on visiting Dad, and wanted to arrange to see Dave and Sue while I was there. Dave told me about Rich. I am profoundly saddened by the news of his death. I am more saddened to find out about the past months and years you and your family have had to cope with his illness. I wish I’d known. I don’t know what I could have...

Dear Donnie and family. I have walked down this path and know your pain. Kimberly, Tommy and I want to share with our sincere sympathy and also to say that they are forming one heck of a tennis team up there. Smile with that thought.

Donnie and family, I send my deepest sympathies. You are in my thoughts and prayers. I pray you will find comfort and peace at this difficult time through the many people who love you and who loved Rich. Fondly, Sarah Lockert Mattson