Richard P. Little

I remember Dickie Little from growing up on the Southside of Waltham and I graduated WHS with his son, Matthew. Dickie was a guy who could easily light up a room with his positive personality. Just a super nice guy. I enjoyed the photos on the obit site as so many of them depict Dickie as I will always remember him - an infectious smile and a ball cap, usually worn at a bit of an angle. Rest In Peace, Dickie. You'll be missed.

To Dick's Family:
Dick and his good friend John Apone were founding members of the River Street Dunkin Donuts Coffee Club. Dick will be dearly missed. An early riser, you could find Dick at DD every morning sitting against the wall in his corner chair across from John Apone. Soon they were joined by me, Al, Arthur, Rick, Clayton, Frank, Stephanie, Wil, Claudia, and many others. Golf, Waltham, family and the good old times were Dick's favorite talking points. Dick had a hearty laugh which...

So sorry for your loss. Dick was a wonderful person and such a gentleman. He had a kind soul and he will be missed.

My thoughts and prayers are with you Jeanne.

My heartfelt condolences to the entire Little family.

Dick was a good man with a kind smile and a good word - always.

He will be missed.

Thinking of your family , he was such a nice man

Dear Jeanne You have lost your best friend and my heart goes out to you. Dick was one of the kindest and caring gentlemen I have ever met.He helped me so much since I lost my husband by doing little things like bringing up my mail, returning the barrels up the driveway and always with a smile and a kind word. I will miss him greatly Barbara Bahlkow

Our thoughts and prayers are with Mike, Palissa, Johnny, Kelly and family.
We always enjoyed seeing Dick at the house, always a smile on his face.

Dick was the happiest golfer at Wayland Country Club. He always greeted you with his infectious smile and a most sincere, how are you? A true gentleman, loved by all. I'm sorry for your loss. We will all miss Dick.