Richard W. Lapointe

ALWAYS MISSING YOU, RICKY!BEN, KATHY, MIKE & FAMILY, AIMEE & FAMILY.

Still missing you, Ricky. We know you're looking down at your beautiful grandchildren! Ben & Kathy

God bless his soul! Rick was a lot of fun to work with! I was with him in pRDL

Ricky, we never forget you. We know that you are looking down upon your new granddaughter! Everyone will make certain that she comes to know you from our shared stories and photos. Love, your brother Bernie and sister-in-law Kathy.

I continue to think of Rick often, especially while running. Poor Rick who was an experienced runner and was often my running partner, had to endure my constant complaining while on long runs. I was always rewarded at the end of these runs however by having a couple of beers with Rick which gave me a chance to enjoy his great company.

Miss you always uncle Ricky! I still cant pour a glass of red wine and not think of you and our time spent together the summer before your passing. I was glad that we made that trip. Until we meet again....❤❤❤ Your beloved Niece, Aimee

We think of Rick so often and talk about him, as we remember wonderful times together. He was a wonderful brother, son, husband, father, brother-in-law, uncle, and friend to many. Love to Janet and William.

Janet I just found out today about Ricks passing, I am so so sorry I did not reach out to Rick over the last three years. I was always going to call or email but never got around to it although I thought of him often. Rick was an incredible mentor to me when I worked for him in Sun Prairie and always a great friend. Although we did not speak often whenever I saw or spoke to Rick it was like we had talked yesterday. My thoughts and prayers are with you I am so sorry for your loss.

I am very sad to learn of the passing of my dear friend Rick, who was my roommate and housemate of two years while at URI. I remember fondly my many 1-on-1 hoop games with Rick and the laughs we shared with Doug, David and Nelson! He was a great friend to me and will be long remembered.

Jay Blazensky