Richard T. Satkowski

The Satkowski Family:
Rick and I were the best of friends during the summer of 1966. He had just graduated from Monson Academy and was anticipating his continued education in the fall. I had just finished two years of college and was anticipating Army helicopters and the Vietnam War. But for those two months there was no yesterday or tomorrow, just fun and games. That was a once in a lifetime summer, where our only problem was finding enough beer. We never saw each other after...

Teddy and Lynn, sorry to hear of your lost...

I was shocked to hear this sad news. I knew Rick as a kid-growing up in Staffordville, Ct. He was wild, crazy, funny, very witty and a bad influence on my older brother-Dennis. They had great fun together. Rick grew up to have a great impact on people. That is what life is all about!

I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Kelly Chisholm.
North Brookfield

Satkowski family,
I share your grief on the loss of your husband and father, and my friend and teacher, Rick. I really enjoyed Rick’s company at Thompson and Stafford and thank God for Rick’s faith and uncanny ability to always have a story I could relate to when I was in a pinch. I enjoyed hearing how proud he was when he told me about Philip’s journey to a closer relationship with Christ. And I shared his sorrow as his mother became ill.
Rick’s faith and passions led him to...

Lucie & family, I was so sorry to hear of Richard's passing. You're in my thoughts at this difficult time. Sincerely, Linda

Lucie, Phillip, Laura and Krysta: Ted, Lynn & Steve and Aunt Wanda--

I am so sorry for your loss. I'll remember Rick's quick wit and what a good man he was. I have fond memories of times at the Cape and those always-to-quick holiday visits. Your husband, your Dad, your son, your brother, your nephew... was a wonderful man of whom you all can always be proud.