Richard L. Wilson

Dearest Mr. Wilson, I will never forget you - you were there for me thru good times and bad when I was a "Wilson girl" - always with a smile and good words of wisdom. I have such great memories of you and your family, not to mention the Kays! The time you let me miss work to run high school track - even showing up to take pictures of me winning a big meet!! Dancing with me at my wedding, just smiling at me when I was being silly! I'm so glad I had you in my life. You will always be thought...

You are all in my thoughts and prayers. My mother and father could not have had better friends. I and my family (as kids and now as adults with our own families) were so very blessed to have your parents in our lives. Dick was so special to us and will be missed very much.

With a very heavy heart, I extend to all of you my deepest sympathies. Your Dad was a great guy. I miss that the local drug store has become a thing of the past. Dick was such a presence and part of the fabric in Littleton and Concord. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. May the life time of memories you have sustain you through the difficult days ahead.

What a privilege and an honor it was to have had two such wonderful role models in my life ... my "big brother" Richard Wilson and his wife, my beautiful sister in law, Mary Theresa. What a void their deaths, within just a few short months of each other, has left in my life and heart. I will miss them so much.