Richard Emery Tapp

Rich and I were volunteer instructors in the State of Connecticut's Aquatic Resources Education program for 25 years. He was a wonderful person who was always willing to share his fishing knowledge. I know that he had a positive impact on hundreds of people over the years. He always worked with the small group of us in our area of Vernon, Tolland, and surrounding towns to provide fishing education to residents. One of my favorite memories was when we did a class and we would go out for...

my condolences go out to the family a beautiful person with a beautiful heart riheavenly peace gone but never forgotten

After six years of serving with Rich on the Tolland Veterans Recognition Commission, we became good friends and shared a common cause of helping our fellow veterans. His steadfast leadership will undoubtedly leave a void for Tolland Veterans.

Memories and Condolences to the Family and Friends of Richard Emery Tapp It is with great sadness that my husband, Bob, and I send our deepest sympathy, love and prayers to Richard's wife, Marianne, my cousin, and family. Richard was the remarkable man who captured Marianne's heart and he will live there forever. May joyful memories of their love and life together bring strength, peace and comfort with God's Blessings to Marianne and their family and friends. We admired Richard's values and...

Condolences to the Family & Friends of Richard. Jeffrey & Diane Levy

We had the pleasure and honour of spending many hours with Rick as he became an integral part of our eclectic group of ROMEO´s (Retired Old Men Eating Out), sharing breakfast each weekday morning at Rein´s. Deli in Vernon, Connecticut. This particular group of ROMEO´s has only three rules; 1. to what ever extent possible you walk into Rein´s you leave your politics at the door, 2, that as you walk out you carry no grudges with you and, 3 all of the staff of Rein´s are your friends and are...