Richard Miller

I miss Richard Miller from Tiffany Lynn Rosinsky

I first met Richard in 1985, when he resided at W. Thomas St. I enjoyed supporting him while we traveled to Great Escape, Darien Lake, Letchworth St. Park, and Niagara Falls. Later in my career, I enjoyed catching up with him as he made his rounds delivering the mail. In all my years knowing him, I never knew him to be angry or sad. Although his light is extinguished, he left wonderful memories to everyone he me. To quote Gilbran, Now you may truly dance.

Richard was eazy to love . He was always positive , happy, friendly, and cheerful. I will miss him .

Richard could always. Make me laugh. Heaven got another angel. Rest peacefully Richard.

Richard brought a smile to all who knew him. My family met Richard through Special Olympics, particularly bowling at King PIn lanes. He would often say " guess what" and then tell about some place he had been or was going . Our Special Olympic families are saddened by his passing but will always remember him. Our sincere sympathy to all the family . Carol Klepadlo