Richard Wolfe

Hal and family, I am so sorry for the loss of your father! I will be keeping you all in my prayers! God Bless

I was so sorry to hear of Richard's death and will miss him a great deal. He was such a warm, gentle man. I extend my condolences to the entire family.

The Brown Family is shocked and dismayed -- we just talked to him a few weeks ago! Mr. Wolfe was a good next-door neighbor and friend, and always quick with a bit of advice. We are thinking of Mrs. Wolfe and wishing her and all of the kids the best. Now we won't have anyone to offer to get up on our roof and rake down the pine needles and leaves, which he offered to do at our last meeting. We declined. God Bless You, Mr. Wolfe!

I had the privelage to work with Rich in both Quality and Product Stewardship at Dow Corning. I knew him as a very intelligent and conscientious man. I was not surprised to learn that his children are like their father in many ways. He must have encouraged his children to attain higher education. I would say he was a pioneer and was a great asset to the success of Dow Corning. He will be missed by family and friends.

Richard was a gentleman, and a gentle man....and we enjoyed a nice conversation just last Saturday at the Historical Society. My thoughts, condolences, and best wishes are extended to his entire family.

Ellen, so very sorry to hear of your loss. You and Mr. Wolfe (I still can not bring myself to call him by his first name) were the best neighbors ever. God's blessings to you and all of your family.

Linda Gann Martin