Richard P. "Rick" Lex

Big Poppa,
You know who this is-your number one fan Dad (aka) "Big Poppa." I can't express to you, or any others that may view this, how grateful I am that you blessed me with such a plethora of knowledge that can be utilized as an essential tool in excelling in all facets of life. Whether I have utilized these tools or not can easily be argued. Somehow as sad as I am, and as unfathomable as your loss is for me to comprehend, it takes a catastrophic loss to utilize these tools you have...

My prayers are with the family. Class of 73 will miss you Rick.

Suzanne and Steve, I am so sorry. You are in my thoughts.

One of the gang from Sherwood Park. My smypathies to the family. We had many a good time back in the 60's & 70's ! RIP Rick.

RIP Rick. Your neighbor Rick Halas.

My condolence to the Lex family, and my blessings. Rick was a great person,very respecful, had good times with him at St.Marks,always said to me skinny puertorican, Rick you will always be remembered, and your in a better place, with the lord. may you R.I.P"

My loving brother, my dearest friend. With love and joy I will always remember you, with sadness I say goodbye,

Love Always, Suzanne

Go with God Rick.
John Hannagan, teacher at St. Mark's way back when.

Sorry to hear of Rick's death. Was in a class I taught at St, Marks and presented me along with a few of his sophomore friends with the most unique Christmas gift I ever received. I will not disclose what was inside that dilapidated suitcase with the big red bow. A great memory he provided to me. God be with him.