Richard Gerald Quinn

I published a book, "Sinbad, the Big White Cat" it is a story featuring Mr. Quinn. Without him this story would not have taken place. I also included details about him nursing a black bird/crow back to health. He was a very sweet man. He is missed!

Mr. Quinn was our neighbor when we lived in Blue Ridge Summit when I was in elementary school. We met him because he had a black bird or a raven that was injured and he nursed it back to health. Once it mended he left it go, but it still stuck around for awhile. I then ran into Mr. Quinn years later as an adult at the Antietam Humane Society in Waynesboro, PA. I was there with my five year old daughter Kaleigh and we were looking at cats and my daughter fell in love with a beautiful,...

I've know Richard for years, starting in 1947. He was the little brother to Maxie with whom I stated very close until she died. They are gone but not forgotten. I have so many memories for which I am thankful.

I'm sorry for your loss. Dick was an example for all of us a kinder man you'd be hard pressed to find. I used to bowl and that's how we knew each other we also had mutual friends,, they would invite him over for gatherings.. when we would run into each other in public he'd say "well hello there" always brought a smile to my face and we'd have a good talk. Lovely man he will be missed God's speed.

Alice and family I am so sorry for the loss of your uncle. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Brenda Stewart

Kenneth and Alice, so sorry for your loss. Prayers for y’all.

Kenneth and Alice, I am so sorry for your loss. Gerald was a kind man and you both took such good care of him. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I am so sorry for your loss. I will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. We will be praying for you and your family!