Richard Edward Riblett

More than a friend, Rich introduced us to each other over 42 years ago. Duane and Rich not only flew helicopters together in the Army, but also worked together in corporate aviation. He has supported us through the years. We will miss him so much.

Dear Richie, I will remember you always as my favorite cousin (sorry Freddie and Jimmy). We did so many things together -riding in the MG,the Austin Healey, the motorcycle, water skiing at the cottage and even you taking me for my driving test the first and second time. Later on, we did a lot together with our daughters, Ellie and Wendy. Riblett Lane was a great place to grow up.. There was always some cousin available since there were 12 of us. How wonderful you found Pam. You were...

I'm sorry to hear of Richard's passing. We were 16 days apart in age and friends in our youth. I can't remember the years or the circumstance which caused our paths to cross but I have a few memories of visiting Rich's parent's home on Riblett Rd., some hulks of old cars (maybe they were Kaisers or Frasers) awaiting "their turn," and the welcoming, good cheer of Richard's mom. I was happy to read that my pal lived a good life and knew the love of his family. I wish I'd kept in touch....

Dear Ellie, Pam and families, I am sending my deepest condolences and prayers for your great loss. Richie was a wonderful man and has left me with great memories of his kindness, humor and his his ability to make everyone fill at home around him. He was truly a gentleman. All of my love and support. Love always, Janet Riblett.