Richard H. Margolin

It would be your birthday soon. Still missing you and the great conversations we had going...lots of love to you.

I miss you, Pa. You were kind, smart, had the softest hands to hold. Your birthday is a special day for us, still. I love you. I hope your spirit is somehow traveling the world- having adventures and enjoying whatever is there...you are missed and loved.

I miss you, Pa. I hope you are golfing in heaven with your father, mother, sister, and Brett and any other friends and family you might choose. Lots of love to you.

Pa,
I love you and miss you. I published this obituary permanently so we can all post notes here. Your sister, Muriel, joined you this week ): and I hope you two are together again. I wish I could talk to you again. I miss you forever. Lots of love to you, always.

As a child, I adored my father. As an adult, I sought his advice and cherished time together. Twenty-six hours before he died, I said to him "I love you Daddy", he responded, as he always did "I love you baby" and those were his last words. He died the next day holding on to my hands...and I will hold on to him forever...

Dick was one of the best friends that a man could have in a lifetime.I and his many other friends here at Harbour Ridge will miss him greatly.

A wonderful man, left too soon as I was just getting to know him, will see him "upstairs" again.......


David ( and Karen ) Pohndorf

I knew Dickie Margolin from Cherry Lawn
School.His sister Muriel graduated from CLS.
Dickie and I wanted to run away,in 1935,so we planned to, but a teacher caught us.Muriel,please email me.