Richard E. Stickney

I knew Dick Stickney for many years,. He could appear gruff, but he had a heart of gold. My husband John and I lived on Berry St where his parents lived. I found him to be genuine and a wonderful person, I wish his family peace and love

Lynn,
I'm so sorry to read of the passing of your Uncle Dick. I remember you telling me of you, your late Dad, and your Uncle Dick going out for breakfasts and you enjoying every moment of it to the fullest. Remember those memories Lynn....
Take care and God bless, wish we were still in touch..
Maureen D.

Stick, you were the best! So many memories and laughs. It was an honor to work with you and to call you friend. You will me missed by many. My thoughts and prayers are with your family. I hope they know how many lives you touched. Be at peace.

My thoughts and prayers are with Dick's family. Keep the memories of Gramp close to your heart.

Dick was a great friend to my father. I will always remember the work cookouts at the house or him carrying the piano out of the basement. And of course his jokes. Bob Quinn, Jr.

I am deeply saddened by his passing.
He was so much more than a friend
& co worker. Many of us were inspired by his example of loyalty & dedication.
Please extend my sympathy to all that loved him.

My sympathy to the Stickney family. He was a great guy and will be missed by so many. Some of my best years at NET were working with "Stick" and his boys. He had a great sense of humor, was easy to get along with and made the job more interesting. Never a dull moment!

Hey "Old Buddy-Old Pal" You will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by all who knew you.

My deepest sympathy to Richards wife, and family on the loss of there beloved Richard . I met Richard when i joined the Metro West Marine Corp league Detachment 1037. He was a loyal and faithfull member , and we will miss our Brother marine .