Richard A. Mitchell Esq.

A wonderful and kind man who I met years ago. Foxfield community has lost another outstanding individual. Thinking of Joyce and family at this very sad time.

So sorry to hear of the passing of Richard.
Florence Brown from Foxfield.

Dear Joyce, Rich & Jenn, we are so sorry Mitch has gone from our presence. You were truly blessed having such a wonderful man in your family, and we feel richly blessed having him as our friend. Mitch was a gentleman and a scholar, a devoted, faithful friend to all. We too miss him very much. May God comfort you with the many wonderful memories he brings to your life. With love, El & Elsie

Joyce, Remembering you both at Holy Trinity. My sincere condolences to you and your family.
Dot Glanfield

Mitch was a good man who lived a good life in service to others. A devoted family man, successful attorney, community and church volunteer who sought no accolades and a friend to many. I was honored to practice law with Mitch for 20+ years benefitting from his knowledge but more so from his sense of humor, good nature and true concern for others. His passing leaves a large hole in hearts of many in the Delaware County community. My sincere condolences to his wife, Joyce, and to Rich and...

Mitch's passing leaves a huge void that would take ten devoted people to fill. He was always a gentleman, always devoted to the bar and its members, always a man of great thought, courtesy, fair play, compassion and most of all, reason. His sense of humor was absolutely healing. We have lost a great friend, a great attorney, a great colleague, a great human being, a great man!

Mitch was a truly wonderful person, loyal to his family, to his partners, to his Bar Association. Mitch was a fixture for many years at our Association during serious and raucous events. I had the honor and pleasure of working with Mitch for 10 years and I must honestly say that he did not have a bad bone in his body. His passing really hurts all of us. I salute you, Mitch! Rocco

A friendly smile...always. A twinkle in his eye that suggested you should be on your toes. A feel for life, friends, the law, and a man who did so much for so many, and then had the modesty to keep quiet about it, because he believed in all the Christian values he knew to be the way to live life. He was a friend for fifty years. I will do my best to live up to his values as my thanks to him for being such a good man, a good friend, and a great lawyer.