Richard Arthur ASSMAN

R.I.P Dick, So sorry to hear of your passing. The lord only take's the best and you were one of the best. Always there to help anyone. What a man! I know Shirl & Roy will be happy to see you up there! Going to miss you! - Flo

Our Sincere Deepest Sympathy on the loss of your brother Richard. He will surely be missed.

Dennis & Jane Taylor

I never knew him personally but he was a very nice man always smiled when I came in and courteous. I will miss him. Sorry for your loss.

Marlene and Family,

So sorry to hear about the passing of your brother! He will be missed!

I worked for Dick during my university years, before 1995. When we would tell him that we were going to pull a car into the garage to do an oil change, he'd say, "Why don't you drive it in?"
He had a metal clip that held all the "chits" or scaps of paper with names of people and what they owed, customers charging their gas instead of paying for it. I sometimes felt like people were taking advantage of him, that clip would be so stuffed that we could barely open it...perhaps that metal clip represented the size of his heart - he always had room for one more chit. Thank you, Dick. You were one of a kind, I feel very fortunate to have known you. Randy Kohan, Edmonton

Deepest Sympathy to all the family and friends. Richard will be greatly missed and will not be forgotten his kind smile and quiet ways. God Bless

Please accept, our heartfelt condolences, in your loss of Richard.
Clay and Dyan Lipoth
(Adaline Leir's brother, and sister-in-law.

My deepest sympathies to the family on Dick's passing. Great man, friend and co-worker for many years. His presence brought smiles to all around him, uplifting and energetic. He was truly blessed with that gift and now may he rest in peace, and give all that he had here on earth to the heavens above.

They say if you truly love what your

doing, there is no such thing as

retirement,how you have proven that to

be so true! ~ God Bless You

Dick and I were friends many years ago. We worked across the street from each other. He was a kind humble man who was easy to like. I really had a giggle when he was on Dave Letterman.

Don M Moriarty
Prince Albert

Dick, we will all miss you. You had a personality that was inviting and pleasant to all that met you. I was one of your sales reps in the days when you were a dealer at B A oil , Garnet and Dewdney . I can say that you and your two buddies, Fergie and Wally, were an interesting ,fun and successful group to do business with.
Rest in peace old friend.

So sorry for your loss. Thoughts and Prayers with Jean,Les,Marlene,Don and family.
Judy and Vern
Denniss

Dick a man of great personality and peoples person, I met him over 20 years and as a immigrant to the city he was great for information I will miss your smile and thank you.My sympathy to your family.

I am very sad to hear of Dick's passing ! He was a good man !
I Remember Dick when he was manager of the Dewney & Granet
Gas station ! He will be Sadly missed !

Sad day. Many fond memories of cutting through Dick's Gulf station on Dewdney and Garnet on the way to school for many years. Dick was always willing to help a kid pump up a tire on a banana bike, or the scuffed up football of a kid who dreamed of being Ron Lancaster during those glory days. Rest well, sir. Your good name will endure

Remembering Dick from the gas station on

Dewdney & Garnet 45+ years ago.A very

kind, sincere gentleman with a

beautiful soul, will always be

remembered by many.It will always be

an HONOUR to have known you.

A kind and humble man, who found himself thrust into fame, and accepted it with good humour and humility. Regina couldn't have picked a better ambassador. He will be missed.

Dick will be sadly missed. He was a very gentle and soft spoken individual. I remember Dick from the days of the Dewdney Ave Gulf service station as well as at the local race track. Our deepest sympathy and condolences to the family.

Thoughts and prayers to all of the family.
He truly was a gentleman and always a smile on his face.....

I will very much miss our chats and your smiling face at your gas station, was the only one in Regina I would go to and you were the main reason. Rest easy my friend.

He was a very nice person... I remember him from the PetroCanada on 7th and Lewvan.

One of the nicest gentlemen I have met.Going to miss our quick conversations at South Petros

Sorry for the passing of your brother, Marlene, please accept our condolences

I am so sorry to hear about Dick's passing. I will miss him dearly but have loads of fond memories of him with Gulf & Petro-Canada and with my Dad, Fergy. Sympathies to his family.

Sorry to hear A true friend to many and one of the most honest human beings I ever had the pleasure of calling a friend. Dick will be missed by many.Lets honor Dick by remembering all the good things he accomplished.

MARLENE - God be with you and all your family at this sorrowful time.
We know how difficult it is to lose a sibling.Our thoughts are with you and Don - God Bless

I will miss you so much Dick. It am very blessed to have known you and worked with you for so many years. Rest in peace my friend.

you were a nice man

Dick was an awesome guy with a great sense of humor. I'd 'known' him for years even before the whole David Letterman thing. I just saw him about a month ago when I got gas, he was a icon at PetroCan. Getting gas won't be the same knowing he won't be behind the counter when I go in to pay. RIP.

Dick was a gentle soul. He will be missed.
Kim Slingerland

So very sorry for your loss. I'm going to miss his smile when I got fuel. A Great man.

Deepest sympathy on your loss.

So sorry to hear about Dick's passing. He was such a nice man. I knew him when he lived on Hanbidge Cres. Rest in Peace