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Colleen Landazuri
July 12, 2009
Both Rick and Mary were special-kind, funny, patient in the worst of times, and so good for and with each other. I am priveleged to have known and been friends with them both-they are missed but feel strongly they are finally happy together for eternity!
Colleen Landazuri-Overland Park, KS
Dennis Winkler
July 9, 2009
I worked with Rick over 30 years ago, and still consider him one of my most memorable mentors. His patience and sense of humor made work a pleasure. I was lucky to have known him.
Don Hoernke
July 8, 2009
I was lucky to have known and worked with Rick for many years. His kindness, friendship and sense of humor will be sincerely missed.
Nathan Haydin
July 8, 2009
I was one of Rick's apprecntices at Lemberg Electric. I will always remember Rick as instrumental in my training and have all good memories.
July 7, 2009
Rick was my first cousin & after not seeing him for almost 30 years, I had the good fortune to be able to spend quality time with him in May of 2007 at & with other first cousins. We were all working on the family geneology. We have communicated several times since via email. There is an empty place in my heart. Rick, Kathy, my brother John & I spent many hours in our youth playing at Esther & Elmer's with stuff from the front hall closet while the parents played cards. My heartfelt condolences to Kathy & Rick's sons. Maril-Jo (Phelan, CA)
Mary Hanson
July 7, 2009
Rick was compassionate, funny, caring...a prince of a man. The world is a poorer place without his unique gifts, and those of us who were fortunate enough to share in them will miss him dearly.
Paul Wittig
July 7, 2009
I don't believe I met a more gentle, unassuming man.
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