RICHARD J. "Rick" MOTUZA

Today is November 26, 2020 and we fondly recall Rick and what an awesome man he was. He sure loved people and everyone loved him in return. Will miss you always! Sending our love, Bev and Denny Huard.

As Rick's picture flashed on my computer, I quickly remembered his kindness and his enthusiasm for life itself. We continue our own lives, as we should, but wonderful people like Rick are not forgotten - and we should all be grateful for that.

Rick,
Always a friend. I will miss you dearly. My prayers are with Linda and your precious daughters. May you find happiness in your journey. Your family will never want or need. I love you Rick. Goodbye, until we meet again. Jay Payne

Karen. . .I just saw the obit on your brother's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your entire family at this time.

Words, there are none that can provide real comfort and peace in light of this huge loss. I worked with Rick in Willoughby Hills for 5 years, and had countless laughs and many trying times, but could always count on Rick. He loved to tease me as he taught me about girls softball , with a quick and wonderfully wicked sense of humor. Countless trips to Sam's club together for city events , deciding if ball fields were playable and how many bats the Pixie team needs, the list is endless.

To the Motuza Family, you have my deepest sympathy. May God give you the needed strength to endure, during this difficult time (1 Corinthians 10:13.)

ANF - OH

Linda, Jenna & Nicole,
Words cannot express our sadness over your loss. Please know you are all in our thougths and prayers, praying you are able to make some sort of sense of Rick's passing. He was such a kind, gentle, funny and generous man. He dearly loved you and your girls. He was always with a smile and very genuine. He gave to our daughter freely and always with a shout out to "TV" with a chuckle followed by Taylors reply "I love that man." Tay had such respect for him and how...

Rick left us his legacy of love, humor and his kind treatment of everyone he met along the way. He was the best and will never be forgotten.

Linda and Family,

I am very sorry to hear about Rick's passing. I worked with Rick for 2 years at Hermes and remember his great sense of humor. We always talked about softball and how proud he was of his girls. I truly hope you find peace during this difficult time.