Brookline, Massachusetts
Jan 16, 1940 – Apr 14, 2023
TUCKER, Richard Lee A lover of dogs, babies, robins, cars, hand-push lawn mowers, Ella Fitzgerald and the Red Sox. Died, April 14, 2023. Dick was born in Boston on January 16, 1940 to Frank and Dorothy Tucker, two Southerners transplanted north so Frank could study at Harvard Business School. The...
Read MoreI've known him my entire life. He was the nicest person on earth. Everyone should've had a chance to meet him. Even though I'm young, I know how much he means to those that surrounded him. He was a wonderful person who was loved by everyone. He was an important part of my life. I will never forget how he helped me with everything. I just wish I could've seen him before it was too late. If you knew him, you are so lucky.
Ashe Benedek
April 24, 2023 | Friend
Fond memories of great conversations and Table d´hote dinners at the Somerset.
Frank Ellsworth
April 20, 2023 | Friend
I just recently re-watched My Cousin Vinny again. The entire movie sends me into fits of laughter. My favorite line - "Oh yeah, you blend." Now I will always re-watch Vinny thinking of Dick and his wonderful and infectious laughter. I was very proud to call Dick Tucker my friend. May he rest in peace. Love always Carol Stapleton
Carol Stapleton
April 19, 2023 | Friend
So blessed to have known this unique and wonderful man, whose imprint will live on. Heartfelt sympathy and much love to you all. God speed dear Captain.
Julie and Dan Casey
April 19, 2023 | Friend
The loving memories of Dick and his life are the nicest that I have ever read about a person who has passed.Dick was certainly a gentleman of the first order.We all at church will miss his friendliness.
Carol Post Pfaelzer
April 19, 2023 | Friend
