Richard P. Companion

Oh, Marie! I wanted to send you a Christmas card and in searching for your address I found that you had lost Dick just days ago. I am beaming you my love and sympathies. We had such good times together in the Wellesley Slide Room so many years ago. I am still at Wellesley. Please write if you feel up to it. I would love to hear your voice. Susan and Jim would like to be in touch too. Love, Becky

He could be strong, sensitive sweet or sassy. And he was a very caring and loving Person. We loved him. You will be missed.

Dear Marie and Family. So sorry to read about Dick's passing. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
With sincere sympathy, Maureen and Joe Panaccione

I was deeply saddened to learn of Dick's passing. My sincerest condolences to Marie and his family. It was my privilege and pleasure to care for Dick in a small way during his prolonged illness. But, more importantly, it was my good fortune to know him and Marie as friends. Dick had a great sense of humor and an ever present wry smile and wisecrack! He could be a bit feisty at times but Marie was always able to rein him in! He loved telling stories and I always wished I had more time to spend with him than a brief office visit. I will really miss him. But I will raise a glass of J Lohr to his friendship and his memory. Rest in peace, my friend! Dr Lally

Maria, My sympathy is with you and your family. I wish I had a chance to know Dick better. What an accomplished man. When you are ready knock on my door and we will walk together. Sincerely, Carol Lundin

Offering our deepest condolences at this difficult time.