Richard-Koos-Obituary

Richard T. Koos

Erie, Pennsylvania

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Richard Koos passed away in Erie, Pennsylvania. The obituary was featured in Erie Times-News on May 1, 2008.

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Dick was always very kind and patient and I learned a lot from him. Great man. Rest in peace.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Koos family at this time of your loss God Bless.

Gloria& Paul Randolph
In Memory of Benny Randolph

i remember going to dick's shop in the early 60's,when i was a teenager' and triumph was THE bike, and dick was THE MAN. i hardly knew him, but i will miss him. i'll think of him when i ride my '95 triumph.

Colleen and Dick,
So sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad. He was a neat guy. I still tell the story about him selling me my first (and only) motorcycle...a Suzuki 125 trailbike, and how i took the bike home, and then my Dad making me return it within an hour or so because I had no life insurance. :-( I also remember us riding the "Ski-doos" during our winters....We had a lot of fun. He was a great guy, and I am really sorry for your loss.
Hugs, Laurie

My deepest sympathy on the passing of Dick. Im the guy that bought the house on villa sites, and I allways wanted Dick to come out and see what it looks like now. Also wanted Deb to also come back to see it. She was a big help to me here showing me things about the place. So sorry things didn't work out. But your welcome to stop when your in town. phone 898-2087. Bob

Collen, Dickey and family...
We are so sorry to hear about Uncle Dick. This has saddened our hearts but know he is with Aunt Dot, and Deb now dancing with the angels. We all have so many fond memories of our childhood and the fun we had. I remember getting to go to the motorcycle shop and getting to sit on all the bikes. That back then as a child was BIG.. All of our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love Belinda, Aaron, Gabrielle, Sabrina, and Joey

Dear Colleen and Dicky, So sorry I can not be at Uncle Dick's services on Sat. Uncle Dick had given me many fond memorys, Bringing peppermint paddys to us kids, playing at the motorcycle shop and had always left with something special from him or Aunt Dot. I remember as a kid how excited I would get when I knew we were coming to visit or your mom and dad were coming, they were so good to us kids. I am praying for all of you, that God gives you peace and he wraps his loving arms around you. ...

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY , FOND MEMORIES OF PLAYING IN THE BACK YARD AND TIMES WE SPENT AT THE MOTOR CYCLE RACES AND THE EASTER EGG HUNTS , AND HOW MUDDY OUR DADS GOT, COMMING BACK WITH EGGS IN THEIR MOUTHS. LINDA KEITH[BENDIG]