Richard D. Sypniewski

Your Dad had the ability to make ordinary day special. I would stop by to say hello and he would be set up for a day of weeding and planting but he had everything set to listen to baseball and have lunch outside. My Mom and Dad always felt better after talking to him. I know that they are sharing joy together joined by your Mom as well. She had the most beautiful smile I have ever seen. Pushing you guys in the stroller for a walk was a picture of pure joy.

Dear Pamela, Rich and Sharon:

You had the finest Dad there could ever be. You all know that I am sure. I spent an afternoon with your Dad at Resurrection Cemetery. We looked and my Mom's grave and other family members,as well. We went to your Mom's last and he told me of all the times you came with him when you were small children and you loved the tree there.It was a happy place.
We talked about death, something most people don't. He told me how he hated Doctors and Hospitals. He...

Dear Sypniewski Family,
Tried to reach your Dad this holiday season and was concerned that his phone was disconnected. Thought maybe he finally moved. So very, very sorry to hear of his passing. We loved him like a family member. He was so wonderful to my parents. Now he is with your Mom. He told me how he often smelled the scent of Ambush when she was near. Linda (Sroka) Adelman

Rich, Our thoughs and prayers are with you and your family. I met your father a few times and he had a wonderful zest for life just like you. He was so proud of you. I have fond memories of meeting and going dancing with you both! The beautiful, special and fun memories never go away. God Bless.

Jennifer , Dan and Edward Herzberg

Rich, our thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time.
Eileen and Vic

We are so very sorry to hear about Uncle Richie. Please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Stan and Sue Fronczak

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Rich,
I am so sorry about the loss of your dad. My prayers are with you and your family at this very difficult time.
Chris Bortman