RICHARD D. KIMPEL

I read everyone's comments and it makes me so happy that he had so many people who cared about him. I'm his granddaughter Gia Ashforth. Im 15. My family moved to the house right next to my Grandpa and Grandma a few years before he died. In 2014 (we moved). I think I was about 10 when he died. I really miss him we could've spent a lot of time together now because I live next to my grandma. I still constantly pray for him at church. I think my family is mostly taking good care of Grandma. You...

I miss you Grandpa and I love you. we are taking good care of Grandma I think. I hope you hear me when I pray to you

I love him too John and i miss him

He was the best guy in the world I'm his grandson I love him

i am his grand daghter

Rich, you will be missed. I had dinner with Rich just a year ago. It was great to see him and laugh about all the crazy (and fun) things we worked on and did over the last 10 plus years. It saddens me to know Rich has passed, but I also feel very fortunate to have known Rich. And best of all to have drank several beers with Rich. CHEERS.

To Kimpel family; Rich was a smart, witty, jovial and kind individual who will be sorely missed by anyone who knew him. Please accept my condolences. May his Soul Rest In Peace.

I was married to Rich's nephew James Patterson. He was a very positive loving husband to his wife and a great father to his daughters. Which filtered through to his grandkids. I'm so sorry for you loss Cathy. You and your family are in my prayers in this heavy time in your life. Please let me know if you need anything. Please tell Jimmy I hope he's ok. Samantha Gonzales Littleton, Colorado

Very blessed to know such a smart and kind hearted gentleman. He was a pleasure to work with. Everyone respected and looked up to him for his genuiness. I will miss him.