Simsbury, Connecticut
WAGNER, Richard Dunbar Richard Dunbar Wagner, age 85, of Simsbury, died Thursday, (December 17th, 2009) at McLean Healthcare in Simsbury. For fifty six years, Mr. Wagner was a prominent automobile dealer and community leader in Connecticut. He is survived by his beloved wife of sixty...
Read MoreMr.Wagner,,thank you for the mutual work we did together.me fixing the a/c and heat and buying vans from ya ,,god speed buddy Steve Norden,,,Norden mechanical,Simsbury,Ct.
steven norden
December 25, 2009 | Barkhamsted, CT
Like so many others I have none but happy memories of our dealings with Wagner Ford. The Simsbury/Granby community was fortunate to have had Dick Wagner serving it for so many years.
Joan Joakim
December 23, 2009 | Norwalk, CT
Babette and Curt Weaver and family want you to know that we are thinking of you in these difficult times and care about you very much. With love.
Babette Weaver
December 23, 2009 | St. Johns, FL
Mr. Wagner was a kind and generous man who touched so many lives and made the world a better place to live. I know he is already making heaven better if that's possible. Papa Wags really made his employees part of his family and we will all miss him. I will always have fond memories of this wonderful man.
Jim Bruffee
December 22, 2009 | Granby, MA
I'd like to send my sincere sympathies to the entire Wagner family. The fun and stories that I have from working for Mr. Wagner could fill a book.
My Dad's , Uncle's and Cousin's could fill a library.
David L. McLellan II
December 22, 2009
John and I wish to extend our sincere condolences to the Wagner
family. It was a sincere pleasure working @Wagner Ford/Nissan as
part of the sales/management team. A real gentleman and a fine
human being, he will be missed by all.
John and Janice Novicki
Glastonbury, Ct.
December 22, 2009
Mr Wagner gave me my first real job in 1972. I never knew he went to Loomis too. He will be missed because men like Dick Wagner don't come along very often anymore. He will be missed
JJ Miano
December 22, 2009
Dick and Lina were most generous to McLean while I was a Trustee there and have continued their generosity since then until now. The list of their contributions would fill a page, but for me the most lasting ones were those that helped to finance additions to the McLean Game Refuge. Hundreds of acres, including a critically important in-holding in the so-called Western Highlands, will forever be set aside as wildlife habitat. Without Lina's and his support, those lands never would have...
Daniel P. Brown, Jr.
December 22, 2009 | West Granby, CT
Mr Wagner was like a father to the people that worked for him.
he took the time to care and help anybody with anything.
I worked for Mr wagner for over 10 years, and they were the best 10 years of my professional life.I will miss his warmth, caring and intelligence.
Simsbury was a better place with Mr Wagner in it. His passing will be felt by all.
Bruce O'Brien
December 22, 2009 | CT
