Richard George "Dick" Walterhouse

At the Dairy, invariably, The Morning Crew of Townies would regurgitate opinions about "Who is the greatest athlete in the history of the Ann Arbor (Pioneer) High School?" The late Maynard Newton would campaign vociferously for Dick Walterhouse, a former AAHS teammate. Maynard- and the Walterhouse name- would win and that tradition continues.

an infrastructuralist before we knew what that was...and, presiding officer at the Pritchard Drug/Michigan Pharmacy "Ham Salad and Politics" Proseminar...awarded his own stool when the lunch counter closed...he is missed

I worked with Dick as a contractor, a field engineer at MPS, as a little league coach,and I got dog hair on Carrols clothes plus seeing Dick be cussed at by Woodie Hayes.My Deepest Sympathy for the entire family he will be missed by all that knew him. Keith Weiland

On behalf of the family of Arthur and Helen Parker I would like to extend our sincere sympathies to all of you. With the Ann Arbor connections and those to the University of Michigan football, my Dad knew Mr. Walterhouse for most of their lives. We all have fond memories of the magical summers spent at Huron Valley Swim Club. He leaves a great legacy for all of us to remember him and it's my wish that you all find comfort and peace in your hearts knowing that he had a life well lived.

To the entire Walterhouse family, my condolences and prayers for comfort and peace at this difficult time. My father, Reginald Batzer (now deceased), worked with Dick at McNamee Porter and Seeley. I remember he would come home with wonderful stories about Dick, and your family. He had the highest regard for Dick, and your family. What a wonderful man. On behalf of myself, and my father, I wish you Gods peace, and may you cherish the wonderful memories, to bring you through this time. A life...

Dear Tom and Family,
We send our deepest condolences to you and your Family. It was Wonderful being your neighbor in Ann Arbor from about 1969-74. Your Father was a great role model to many and you and your parents were outstanding friends to me and my family. Great times in Ann Arbor!! Your Father would be proud of my passion for Sports.

Our deepest sympathy, Carroll, for you and the boys. The short
time we spent you in Dick's memorable life will always remain
a high lite in our nostalgic moments. (Game Trips,Washington DC,
Frankenmuth, New Years Eve, Barton Hills, Butterfly Catching,
Your Owl Painting, Lottie's Dinners, Basement Hockey, and lots more. Love to you all from (Chatsey) Patsy and Fred

Mrs. Walterhouse,

I send condolences to you and the family on your loss. Mr. Walterhouse's obituary was a treasure to share. What a well lived life. May your memories help you through this time.

Susan Kessler

Carroll, We are so sorry to learn of the death of your beloved husband Dick. We soo enjoyed knowing him for many years. Memories are wonderful and know you have many which will help in the difficult days ahead. Our prayers and blessings are with you and all of your family. Lots of love and hugs, Jim and Charlotte Portz