Richard A. Talbott

I first met Dick in the 3rd grade and we became best friends and enjoyed many good times together. We remained friends until his untimely passing. Never be another like him.

Dear Talbot family,
I was truly saddened to hear of Dicks passing.
I knew he Bobby and Geno when we all lived on summit street in the 1950's.
Later years Dick and I traded rides. he took me for a ride in his fathers Corvette stingray and I took him for a ride in my '55 T-bird.
The Vette was faster but when he stomped it in the rain on 23 north in front of the Del Rancho we did a 360 spin and were suddenly heading south on 23.
We both kept quiet about that!
God...

I will truly miss all the great stories and all the great laughs and fun times with the most colorful guy I ever met! rest in peace Richard!!!

I remember Dick, Bob and Gene from when we all lived on Northwood and played in Iuka. We used to get rolls of pennies at banks on Snow days, take them to Isaly's,go through them looking for ones we needed, take them to another bank and go back for more. I'd not seen him in half a century, but he sounds like he never changed, always gregarious and upbeat. Wish I'd have tried to keep in contact.

Will miss Dick's wit, intelligent and engaging conversations. Hugs and prayers to carol and the family

Carol and family you have my deepest condolences. So many memories of Dick and all of them involve laughing. Take care.

WHAT A GENLTEMEN AND A FUNNY MAN.
SHARP AND ALWAYS WITH A SMILE. MAY HE REST IN PEACE WITH HIS BROTHER ROBERT.

I was shocked to hear the news of Richard's death. I really enjoyed our conversations. He had a passion for Columbus. I wish your family well during this difficult time.