RICHARD-SETTLE-Obituary

RICHARD E. SETTLE

Williamsport, Maryland

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 RICHARD EVANS SETTLE (Age 48)  Of Hagerstown, MD and formerly of Downsville, MD passed away on Monday, May 26, 2014 at Meritus Medical Center Hagerstown, MD.Born, February 19, 1966 in Hagerstown, MD to Becky A. Hammond Settle of Downsville, MD and the late Charles C. Settle.He was a 1984...

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Settle Family-we are so sorry tho hear aout this. We had the pleasure of meeting and working with Richard at the VA Medical Center. Richard was a very kind, funny and strong man. He stood for what he believed in and we truly admired that about him.
We knew he had been suffering for many years and now he can rest in peace and we are sure he is looking down on you at this very moment.
We know words are of very little comfort during this time and we believe if you trust in your...

Remembering a man with a shortened life who stood proud and defiant against tradition, who found his cause and calling and soulmate, and who lived bravely and fully

Bill, Timmy and mom....I am so sorry to hear that Richard has passed away. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time. I will be praying for you all in the upcoming days ahead.

Bill and the family , Richard will be missed. There will be times when you fell lost without him, think of the good time you spend together. I got to know Richard at VA Hospital some years ago and he was a true friend , He cares about people and he was always willing to give a helping hand when needed. I will miss him also and may the peace of God be with you'll. Be strong and we are just a phone call way.

The Indian Poet Rabindrath Tagore wrote: "Death is not the extinguishing of the light, it is the putting out of the lamp for the dawn has come." I thank LIFE itself for the gift of Richard's humor and courage and strength in being on deck with a core group of Veterans Administration Employees working for LGBT and human rights in the workplace in the late 1980's and 1990's and beyond. His presence was a visible lifeline to those of us beyond the beltway clinging to HOPE.

My prayers...