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Richard Baach Obituary
Dick was born on February 1, 1936 in Chicago, IL where he was raised. He attended Clayton High School in Clayton, MO, and graduated from Washington University and Northwestern University School of Law.
Dick practiced law with Komisarow & Baach in Ft. Wayne and retired in 1999. Dick had a keen wit, appreciated a good meal and traveled widely – he especially loved his visits to France. While he will be sorely missed, Dick will be long remembered by family and friends.
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Perry Shilts
February 21, 2023
I have and will keep remembering my good friend Dick!
Our friend Roger Hultquist passed away last year also....memories of good friends lost....
Perry
Vivian Skadron
March 5, 2022
Among our close group of friends in Ft. Wayne, Dick stood out for his quick wit and memorable exchanges with Donnie Esterson. He and Adie loved to travel and we all enjoyed their dinner parties featuring French cooking and excellent wines. My thoughts are with Adie, Wendy and Michael as they mourn Dick´s passing.
Perry Shilts
March 5, 2022
Adie and family, I am so sorry at Dick´s passing. I remember arguing with him in court, I remember traveling with him to Vegas and Chicago with Small groups of lawyer friends,I remember lunches with him and Dick Snouffer and Roger Hultquist in the years following his retirement. I remember Dick so well. I will keep remembering.
My sympathies. Perry
Craig Lebamoff
March 4, 2022
Condolences to Mike and Wendy and the family. I always liked your dad. He was very tolerant of my antics when I was the neighborhood hooligan. After I became a lawyer myself I was enjoyed our debates about the 4th and 6th Amendments and "Command Responsibility as we both were keen observers of war crimes trials. His loss is felt in the legal community and the larger community. Baruch dayan emet
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