Richard D. STUHR

Dear Diane and family,
We are so saddened for your loss. We have been trying to understand just how hard this has been for all of you. Our prayer is that God, family & friends will bring you the comfort that you need in the days ahead to help you through one day, one hour at a time.
It is amazing how the years go by and we look back on the different phases of our lives. People come in to our lives sometimes only for a season. Diane, although we have drifted apart over the years,...

On behalf of the Jr GOld Program in White Bear Lake, The Jr Gold family sends our condolences to your family.
Pat Jackson - Jr Gold Director WBLAHA

We will dearly miss Rick; he is our friend, our bowling partner; Steve and Jon's golf buddy a great DMB fan...the love of Diane's life. Words can't begin to express our sympathy. Please know you are surrounded by love, and wished all the comfort and support heaven and earth can provide. You are in our hearts.

The image chosen here is classic "Stu"
I can see the little caddie boy I met back in '71 at Midland Hills. We became fast friends. Oh, how we loved those long summer days competing for loops, birdies on caddie day and dates with our girls, good friends from the same class, that would one day become our brides. These are my most treasured memories amongst so many between us. Your frienship was a blessing Rick and I miss you my friend.

Rick, you were a great man! I know how much your family loved you as well as many others. May you rest in peace as your memory lives on. I'll never forget you coming to the corner of Manitou's bar for a Mich or two! I always loved seeing your smiling face! You will be missed.

Great image of "Stu". Classic.
I can still see the boy caddie in him.
Meeting Rick and spending summers with him up at Midland Hills, golfing the CC on caddie days. These are my favorite memories amongst so many. What a stud!

I remember double dating with Rick & Diane in High School. They were meant for each other from day one. It's hard to say goodby to a freind of 40 years. Rick always had a smile on his face and was always there to help without being asked. Your short life as left a huge mark in so many lifes in proof by family and freinds. I'll miss you buddy.

I was blessed with the privilege of being able to call Dick my friend. He will live on in the memory of all his friends. I can't wait to rejoin the Stuhr/Tomaszewski foresome someday.
Love and miss you