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Richard Pharo

Brooklyn, Wisconsin

Aug 23, 1946 – Jun 28, 2025 (Age 78)

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BORN
August 23, 1946
DIED
June 28, 2025
AGE
78
LOCATION
Brooklyn, Wisconsin

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Richard Dean Pharo, age 78, passed away unexpectedly on June 28, 2025. He was born on August 23, 1946, in. Beloit, WI, to Douglas & Irene Pharo. He was one of six children.Dick, as he was known, spent his young childhood in Beloit. He spent Saturday afternoons walking to the movie theater...

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As a young detective, Dick was a mentor and teacher to me. I will always cherish the years we shared an office and worked on many cases. Dick was honest and hardworking. His sense of humor and wittiness was always sharp as a tack. Most of all I will appreciate how he treated people. He was a no "BS" kind of man and dedicated public servant.

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Dick was a "one of a kind" true friend. We worked together my entire career. He was a jokester and would play tricks on you when ever the occasion would arise. I always knew that when the do do hit the fan,Dick would be there. I also knew that if a dog was involved, he was the one who got bit. Happened many times...All the way from a German Shepard down to two white miniature poodles. I have a lot of fond memories of "PHARO" Rest in peace Buddy. Hope to see you again sometime. My...

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RIP Dick. You were a great officer, teacher and colleague.

I am saddened to hear of Dick´s passing. I was a younger officer during his career but I will never forget the comfort I got from his wry smile and sense of humor - making it easier to put the challenges we were experiencing into perspective. He made a difference in my young career in ways he´d never have known...

I was a federal prosecutor here in Madison for much of Dick´s career, and worked closely with him on some great cases. Dick was hardworking, honest, and a good guy to have by my side. His dedication to making his home community a better, safer place is a wonderful legacy to leave.

Tracy I am sorry for the loss of your father. I know the great memories you have with your dad will be with you forever.