Richard D. Schaab Sr.

Offered Mass and Divine Office for Dick this morning.

Remembering Dick as a First Class Gentleman! Rest In Peace

I knew Dick professionally when he was at the County Association. He was also a personal friend whose integrity and kindness always amazed me. I was blessed for having benefited from his friendship. Rest in peace, Dick. Tom Spitznas, Mt. Pleasant, SC

Dear Jane & Family
Just read about Dick's passing on the WCA page in the Westchester Business Journal. We worked together at WCA for about 6 years and on JA and other activities for years before that. Dick was the most ethical, honest person I've ever known and surely one of the kindest. My wife and I now live in Massachusetts, near the grandsons, and I will keep Dick in my prayers and thoughts for a long time. Ted Peluso

Dear Jane and Family,

I am so sorry to hear of Dick's passing. We worked together for a number of years on the County Association's Newsletter. He will be in my prayers at Mass.

Dear Jane & Family, I was fortunate to meet Dick freshman year at Holy Cross. We shared time in NROTC and some courses. I have nothing but fond memories of those years. I was truly honored to have conversed with him over the phone, despite his
weakened conditioned last week. I shall continue to remember all of you in my daily prayers, with sympathy, Dominick Izzo

Dear Jane and Family, I send my expression of sympathy on Dick's death. He was a wonderful person and friend. I met him at Holy Cross in 1960 and truly appreciate his friendship. May he rest in peace. Harry Rush '62.

I will offer Mass for my friend and classmate, Dick Schaab, this morning at 8:00 A.M. at Saint Luke's Episcopal Church, Monrovia, CA. May his soul and the souls of all our departed classmates of the Class of 1962 at Holy Cross rest in peace, Amen.
Fr. John Crean, HC '62

Dick was a wonderful, kind and gracious gentleman. My sincere sympathy to Jane, Dick's wife, to their family, and to Dick's sisters, Ellen & Mary.

It is said that one can tell the measure of a person by how one treats one's mother. In this respect, Dick was a man of full measure, exceptionally caring and loving. He would join his late mother for dinner several nights a week and was always known to provide her the independence she needed in her advancing years. Additionally, Dick...