Amedee O. "Dick" Richards Jr.

Just thinking of the Richards family and the special times we had in S.Pasadena. Mr/Mrs Richards always treated me like family. Renee, Colette and Thad.

Fondly remembering you Mr. Richards and all the great times spent with your family especially that one Thanksgiving spent at your home and your kindness throughout my time living in South Pasadena. Renee and Collette I think of you all quite often. Dan Trevelino Atlanta Georgia. My number is (484) 686-6036

My condolences to all the Richard´s family. Mr. Richard´s they don´t get any kinder than you. Thank you for all you did for me back in the 1990´s. Your friend Dan Trevelino

Dick and Clara were staples of my childhood in South Pasadena. They were like my third set of grandparents. My little sister and I frequented Family Fair as children and developed a friendship with them as did many other local kids, though it began mainly because of the sugary stash they held behind that counter! It was really cool to learn that later, FF had moved into my old house! Dick was a truly genuine, kind man. He really was the emotional heart of South Pasadena for me. He is in many of my fonder childhood memories and I am better for knowing him.

Mr. Richard's was a good man who I much admired while I grew up in South Pasadena. I was always welcomed in their house and he always had a conversation and a hug to share. His family is in my thoughts and prayers at this very sad time.

Our love and prayers are with you. - Noel and Danielle

Tim and I are so proud of Uncle Dick and all he did with his life, and for his community and family. We will celebrate his life. We are grief-stricken over the untimely death of his son, Amedee III, and pray for strength to get the family through this ordeal.

Dear Clara and family

Dick will be missed by all who knew him.

.May the Divine Mercy of Jesus be with all of you

Love and prayers

Connie Tate

Mr. Richards touched my life. I am blessed to have known him and the entire Richards family.

I remember Dick when we went to Church. My brother's and I always loved to point out Dick as a former FBI agent, and wanted to be just like him. It was fun growing up accross the street on Ramona with the Parada and 35 other kids in the neighborhood, and I always rmembered Dick and Clare as some of the nicest people I ever meet. When they moved to Wayne street, we saw them mostly at the antique shop, or when my little brother Wayne worked at Buster's. My brother Steve also lived in Amedee Jr. place, which was a studio of about 300 sf.