Richard Langlais

Miss you. I'm so sorry.

Rick was my true love. I lived with Rick on havalond pond in Ludlow. We go fishing all the time. He's the one who taught me how to tie a fisherman not. We went to the alagash in Maine for a week. No running water no electricity and I lived a week with a bug net on my head. No shower for a week. But you know what, I would do it all over again. Just being with Rick was the best. Love you Rick.

Thankful for his service to our country during Vietnam. Remember him from our days of education, preschool through high school in Ludlow.We shared an interest in music around 1967 when we tried playing songs with fellow classmates from St. John The Baptist School at his family home on Brookhaven. He played keys then. Art Bailey and I were playing electric guitars. Rick wanted to name the group Darius III and His Satraps (Ancient history). I guess his twist on Sam The Sham and his...

Worked with Rick for many years at the US Postal Service. He was a great guy and gentle soul. May he rest in peace.

I'll never forget all the good times we had when we went over to 37 Brookhaven Drive on weekends during the early '60s. I can remember Richard playing with his father's shortwave radios and me, Richard and Roger Dumas listening to the Beatles when they first came out on his homemade radio circuits. He even had a homemade voice recorder. Lots of fun and plenty of good memories.

I'm so sorry for the loss of your Son Jeannine, your Brother Denise.
Also my condolences to the entire Family.