Richard S. Maas

Dick, My Friend, May you Rest In Peace. You were a great friend and coworker at the dealership. Honest and Sincere.

I was shocked to see this and what had happened. My condolences to the Maas family and all his friends. Dick was basically a mentor when I was an installer at RTC Northeast garage. Our paths crossed many times over the years up to the time I retired in 2006. Many good memories of times with his old neighbor Vincent Parlato, dick and myself back in the early seventies. Again my condolences. Brad Allen RTC/Frontier retiree.

Dick, you are surely going to be missed. Thank god Tom got to have dinner with you and MaryEllen a couple of weeks before your passing. I am sorry I missed seeing you and MaryEllen. I was in Atlanta helping with our new grand baby. I am sending my deepest condolences to MaryEllen and your family. You are all in my thoughts and prayers!!!

Worked with Dick at Frontier and Mary Ellen at JHR my deepest sympathy for whole family heart wrenching loss

I am so sorry for your loss. I worked with Dick for a short time at Frontier. I have only happy memories of him. He always made me laugh. My thoughts and prayers are with the family, Judy Lesniak

My deepest sympathies to the Maas family, in each other may you find strength and joy in rememberance of a great man.

So sorry for your lost, be consoled by the fact that your father is now with all our Father in heaven. May he Rest in Peace, and may God bless and comfort Mr. Maas's family here on Earth.

The Panczyszyn family is thinking about you this week. We'll never forget our RYH time and working with your dad at LSHA. Our condolences for your loss and a speedy recovery for Mary Ellen!