Richard McVay

Rich was not only a friend of mine but also like a brother. We met at Modesto City Schools in 1989 and have been friends ever since. I always looked forward to him coming by my school site to do work as i would hang out with him and catch up on all the latest fun he was having in life. There was always stories of him going to the casinos and coming home a winner. He loved to talk about his high school years and his gymnastics. My boss at the time went to high school with Rich and was fast to...

I am deeply saddened by the news of Richard´s death. He was a dear friend in high school and later at Modesto City Schools. I send heartfelt condolences to the family. Sincerely, Susan Cheary Luper

Thinking of you Debbie, so sorry for your loss.

Rip uncle Richard. An my deepest condolences to his family

Brother ,Tell Mom, Daddy, Shirley,Billy, Joe, Tootie, and Donald that I love and miss them

I knew Rich from MCS. I taught in one of the oldest buildings in the district, the original library at Burbank Elementary, and that room came with some odd problems. Rich was the master! Fixed all the lights (which smelled like tuna fish, even explains why) and was always so warm, friendly, and helpful. We did, of course, talk dogs. He loved them. My sincere condolence, to Debbie and the families.

So sorry for your loss. Thinking of you all.

I will not be able to attend his Celebration of Life. Rich was my "crab feed" buddy. I loved him and I will forever have an empty place in my heart. Prayers for the family. Rena Swanson