RICHARD M. FITZGERALD

I am so very sorry for your loss, Marty and Maureen. Prayers being said for you and your family at this time. Sandra Smith (Hall)

Marty and Mo, Tim, Brian and Bill... Just read about your father passing away. So sorry. You have my deepest sympathies and condolences. I remember coming over to your house when Marty, Mo and I were in high school. Your Dad was great! Always a smile on his face and always a great host. In my thoughts and my prayers. RIP.

Dave 'Bo' Warnick

Just googled "Taylor's Pharmacy" "Washington PA" and came upon Mr. Fitzgerald's obituary. My condolences over his passing. Glad he lived a long life and had so much family. My late father (Stephen Romanoff) owned Ace Sporting Goods (which was a few doors down from Taylor's through the 1980's). As a kid, I would head over to pick up prescriptions for my family, look at the toy cars on display at the pharmacy and pick up snacks. It was a cool that they had a soda fountain.
God bless you.

Dear Fitzgerald Family,
Words cannot Express what your father has meant to me. Not only was he my dear friend, he was my mentor. His influence on my choosing to be a pharmacist is immeasurable. I will always remember working at Taylor's and at Family Pharmacy fondly.
My deepest sympathies to you all,
Margaret Ann Carroll James

Dear Maureen and Family,
I'm so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you during this difficult time.

Dick became like a family member through
St Ben's daily masses, singing with us in
the church choir and coming to our rosary
gatherings at our home. He added so much
joy to our lives.

Tony & Carlotta Zuback

Dear Fitzgerald Family,

I have fond memories of working for your Dad at Taylor's Pharmacy while in high school at ICHS, 1972-1976. I delivered prescriptions in an AMC vehicle throughout the area, worked around the pharmacy and retail area, and every Friday, mopped the floor at Family Pharmacy (my least favorite job.)

Your father taught me how to interact with the public, always with genuine interest and a great sense of humor. He smoked a pipe while typing up labels behind the counter (how retro is that?) and on special occasions let me partake in some Irish Mist that he kept behind the counter. We had many great conversations and he was an ideal employer for a high school youth.

God Bless to a good, kind, wonderful Irishman.

Best regards,

Keith Lester
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

May the God of all comfort and mercy, grant your family hope, and comfort during this difficult time. Jeremiah 29:11