Richard E. Richardson

RICKEY, JEFF, TWYLA....EVEN THO I DO NOT WORK THERE ANYMORE, I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER SUNDAY AFTERNOONS WHEN THE RED SOX WERE PLAYING. YOUR DAD WOULD BE WATCHING THE GAME AND ROOTING FOR THE SOX. ALSO, IN THE MORNINGS WHEN I WAS AT THE DESK, "DICK" WOULD COME IN WITH THAT BOUNCE IN HIS STEP....HE SURE DID CIRCLES AROUND THE "YOUNGER" CREW AT RICHARDSONS. HE WAS THE ROCK OF THE BUSINESS. GOD BLESS YOU ALL, AND KNOW HE WAS LOVED BY MANY. HE DID NOT JUDGE ANYONE, BUT LET LIFE GO ON THE WAY IT...

To those of you who never had the opportunity to hunt or fish with Dick you sure missed something. I am going to miss him like crazy as we all will.But the stories and the memories will remain with me forever. Eustis and Kokadjo will never be the same. As I cast a fly on Trout Pond or hike a ridge in Coburn Gore I know you are going to be there with me and that makes it easier to say good-bye. Love you Dick.... Kevin Covert

Dick will always be special to me and the guys that hunted and fished with him. He will always be on the trips to Eustis and Kokadjo forever. We love you Dick. Bob Covert

Our deep sympathy to the family of Richard Richardson, or as we always called him "Mr. Richardson". We will always remember his gentle personality and warm smile always so nice for the many years we had known him at the boatyard. He was a wonderful man, we will never forget him. Dana and Denise Peffer

We are very sorry to hear of Mr. Richardson's passing. Our thoughts are with you.

I started doing business with Dick in 1975 and quickly became an admirer of his because of his work ethic and integrity. I am in DC at the moment and unfortunately will have to miss his funeral. My deepest condolences to Jeff, Rick and their families. Fred Webber

Jeff, Twyla, Rick
So sorry to hear of Richard's passing.




Jeff,Twyla, Rick
So sorry to hear of Richard's passing.
What a wonderful man he was. So glad I had a chance to talk with him not too long ago. We will miss seeing him.
Geri M

We are deeply saddened to hear of Dick's passing. We would like to share a few memories.

There was no hesitation when Evan, then 5, asked Dick for a ride on his riding lawn mower. He even let Evan drive. As the two of them went riding along, they both had smiles from ear to ear. When Evan asked us who had passed, we said the man who gave you a ride on the lawn mower. Evan quickly turned around and said, "you mean Dick?" We are so very happy that Evan will have memories of such a kind...

Time always gets away from all of us, this is just how it works. Starting out a new way without a loved one is a challenge. We are thinking of all his family mentioned In his wonderful write up.......May Love and Piece be with you......Stuart's