Richard J. Russo

Mr Russo was my second boss in the Divsion of Narcotics and Drug Abuse Control at our 1st office on State St. It was a 3 story row house and very small and we all knew each other very well. Dick created a family atmosphere and new each staff member and their families, that was wonderful.

Sincere condolences to the Russo family. He was a wonderful man and he guided the division through some difficult times in the 1980s.

Much of whatever good there is in me is the result of Dick's mentorship, friendship, and guidance during the decades I worked with him. My condolences to his family.

To the Russo Family, I worked for Richard at DAS for a very long time. He was one of the kindest, most gracious bosses I ever had. He knew everyone's names, new our families, he really cared about every employee, we were like a small family. I remember him hosting our Christmas parties, his cooking at our summer picnics in the park. Will sorely miss him. With much RESPECT.

Fran, Jim and family.... Our sincerest condolences. Sending prayers and love your way. Uncle Dick was always a kind, gentle, loving soul. Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Amy

Keeping your family in our hearts, thoughts and prayers and sending our love and deepest sympathy. What a well lived life and he will live on in you. Pete and Kasia Novak

We are very sorry for you loss. There is nothing quite like losing a parent or grandparent. He lived a full and wonderful life. A shining example of the greatest generation. He will live on in all of you.

My sincerest condolences. A lifetime has passed since I saw your father. Keeping you in my prayers during this difficult time. May your faith in God guide you, comfort you and watch over you.