Richard Alexander Urquhart Jr.

On behalf of all personnel who served aboard the U.S.S. Sepulga (AO-20) with Richard; Little that we can do or say will console you for the death of Richard. We profoundly appreciate the greatness of your loss, for in a very real sense, the loss is suffered by all who knew him. When this note reaches you, we want you to know that it goes with our sincerest sympathy, and hope that time will lighten your grief. Sincerely,

I have the great gift of knowing Mr. Urquhart and many of his family members. I believe I met my first Urquhart when I was about 9 at Camp Leach. I became fast friends with his dear daughter, Patricia, about 15 years ago and met Mr. Urquhart then. I will always remember him and the great love that his family shares and that they have shared with me. No one can replace him....I am just thankful that I knew him and know his precious family. I really can't believe he is gone. Love to all of his...

Uncle Rich always inspired me to be a better person. No two brothers loved each other more than my father and Uncle Rich, and no two fathers loved their children more than they did. I will miss them both forever.

Kate Urquhart

Dick Urquhart has been a friend of my family throughout my life. He was a true gentleman and a wonderful man who made such a tremendous impact.

Our deepest sympathy

We extend our deepest sympathy to each family member in the death of your dear husband, father, father-in-law, grandfather and great grand father. We trust your faith, cherished memories and the love and support of friends and each other will be sources of comfort as you grieve.

Dick will be sorely missed by all.

Mr. Urquhart was my friend and I benefited in so many ways from having known him. I send you, the family, my sincere condolences.