Richard L. "Dick" Wagoner

Richard, with Anne, was a great friend to Gill and me when we first arrived in USA, Thanks, Dick! David

Dick, You and Ann were so welcoming when we first arrived from the UK in 1964! Remember we couldn't figure out Archie Bunker! Thanks for years of friendship, Gillian, David

Ann,

You must know how loved Dick was by the entire family. Your loss is our loss, too. We will remember that smile and his wit. How many times did we share the kitchen table at Loch Raven or in Centralia? And there was always so much laughter. Our sadness is mixed with a smile, as we remember those wonderful times. . .

Please let us know how you are doing.

Love,

Sheila, Carl and family.

I first met Dick (and Ann) some 56 years ago, when I was a 14-y.o.kid in need of some serious influence. By far, Dick was the finest man (in every sense of the word) I have ever known. He was my hero and lifelong role model.

What a blessing to my life it had been to be welcomed into the Wagoner home in Stone Mountain, GA for hours of great fellowship, storytelling, cappuccino, and just an overwhelming feeling of home. I can't express enough how instrumental Dick, Ann, and their boy's life has played into my personal growth as a friend, husband and a father. You have my deepest sympathy and love.

So sorry for your loss Ann. I enjoyed getting to know Dick. What a wonderful man. Will miss seeing him at McDonalds.
Patsy

Great memories of Dick, starting back in 1989 when I first visited Scotty's folks in Stone Mountain. A wonderful man, sorely missed, but warmly remembered.

The Marines and Corpsmen of the Pierce County Detachment #504 Marine Corps League, Share in Your Loss. Rest in Peace Marine, Semper Fi!