Richard L. Durbin

Dear Laura, Richard R., Shelly, Robert & Family,
Spending time with Uncle Richard was always something that I looked forward to. I loved listening to his stories, always told with his easy going style, relaxed pace and a charming Southern drawl, and you always knew the ending would involve a smile, and a laugh. When he laughed you couldn't help but join him, his laughter had a way of drawing you in and surrounding you! And when his smile spread across his face and up to his eyes, where it always lingered in a playful twinkle, your day was immediately brighter and better.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. His memory will continue to live on in our hearts ...
With Love,
Angela Gibbons

Dear Shelly & Robbie, my heart and prayers are with you both, my heart breaks with the loss of Uncle Richard, all I can think of is his relaxed causual smile, laugh and twinkling eyes. He will be deeply missed!!!

Shelly and Robbie and family... Sorry to have read about your father.. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your families...
I am your Mother's {Martha} cousin
Mary Ann Koerth Niswanger

May God comfort you in this time of loss.

Laura, My sympathy and prayers go out to you and your family. Dick had a sense of humor and presence about him that was so rare...loved working with him and learned something from him every day. Some people come and go but I will never forget Dick Durbin.

Durbin Family...you all are in my thoughts and prayers. May God give you peace in your time of need.

LAURA, YOU ARE IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS, OUR SYMPATHY GOES OUT TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.RICHARDS SMILING FACE WILL BE GRATELY MISSED.
LAURA AND MISTY

I will always remember walking into the old Hillcrest breakroom and seeing Dick taking a nap on that old couch during his break. He was a mentor and a friend. I will always cherish the many talks we had in the breakroom about our shared love for the great outdoors. Once when I told him of my dream to move to Montana he told me it gets so cold there that they have to move the cows inside! I will never forget that, or him. He was a great mentor during my time at Hillcrest and he will be truly missed. I envied his honesty and strength and I know he was a fighter until the end.