Howard G. Tucker

Bo and Barb were the first neighbors we met when we moved into our Richardson home. They welcomed us warmly to the neighborhood and we continued to grow closer over the last 5 years. Swapping family stories and sharing recipes and home cooked treats, Bo was more than just a neighbor; he was a friend. He will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers will remain with Barb and the family for a long time.

Bob, Amanda and Catherine Bartlebaugh

You were like another dad to me. I will miss you.

Howard, you were always a delight, a gentleman and a professional. My condolences to the family. May God be with you all.

Howard Tucker, you leave a hole in my life. It is just always too soon to lose a friend...especially one with whom being out of sight never means being out of mind.

We caught lightning in a bottle one time, my friend, and in the days to come I will smile again and again at some of the anecdotes and pithy sayings that I have borrowed from you without giving you credit.

You were always a consummate gentleman...obviously much in love with Lady Barbara, a gracious host and a marvelous cook. Your beverage pairings were always just right, and on more than one occasion I saw you dance your wheels off.

We will sit with old friends and have the mixed feelings of loss at a good friend gone, but rejoicing that for you, to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord Jesus.

I am collecting Howard stories to tell to your friends. We'll tell them with gusto now and always.

Thank you for contributing not only to my professional life and success, but for enriching my personal world with your friendship. Lots of us will miss you. Save me a seat over there... Farewell, my friend.

As a long time Motorolan I fondly remember Howard. He had a keen wit and was always a great resource. I am sorry to hear of his passing and will miss him.