Richard Thomas Lang

Heartfelt sympathy and prayful condolence to all the familly of Richard Lang. He was the essence, and the epitome, of a true gentleman. Visiting with Richard and Rosemary, and praying with them, was always a joy and blessing. We shared a love of poetry and literature, art and classical music, and everything bright and beautiful. They lived a charmed and graced life, blessed with a large and beautiful family, and an even larger family in the St. Stephen’s Parish Community. May Richard now be...

Mark and John -
I'm very sorry to hear of the loss of your dad. What a beautiful tribute. Your dad and mom's friendship meant a lot to my dad during his time at PH. I'm thankful he had such good friends.
Take care, Mary Kay

One of my favorite memories of Grandma Lang's funeral is Uncle Dick at the cemetery, with his hand on her coffin, saying, "She taught us to love beautiful things." It's so wonderful that you expressed that same thought in his tribute. And his art was that too. I love the rusty buckets of blueberries and the red onions. So simple, but so beautiful.
Langs, it's a gift when our parents are with us for so long and get to share so much of our lives but I think it's hard at the end. I'm...

My heart goes out to all the Lang family. You all were so lucky to have had Codge for your Dad. I always enjoyed seeing him. He was so sweet, kind and always had a smile and a big laugh. Today my sister-in-law asked me what his first name was. I laughed and said I couldn’t remember. I only called him Codge. I can’t wait to celebrate his life in better times with tons of Codge stories. He only called me Kabes. That made me smile today.

Jim,
Sorry for the loss of your father. May you have fond memories of him, and may he rest in peace.

My Deepest Sympathy to the Lang Family. May Mr. Lang Rest in Peace. Heaven gained an Angel!