Richard James Gill

These are my memories of my cousin Dick and my sometimes little brother.

I bring my memories in two parts. First part of Dick´s life to my memory was Desire, Determination and Dedication. In this he was successful. Second part of memory of Dick is Evolution, Enrichment and Elizabeth. What she brought into his life was love, loyalty, a beautiful son and daughter and grandchildren. This was a wonderful life.

Sleep well little brother. Peace and Love.
Big Sister Jeanne

Dick was one of the people that helped launch my career in customer education. Way back in the day, he & Laurie took a chance on hiring me into Gill & Piette as a trainer. From there, I launched a technology training career that continues to this day. I couldn't have done it without that initial support.

One of my favorite memories is those Friday afternoon planning sessions with beer, wine and pizza. We were able to talk through the week just over, and the plans for the upcoming week, and software updates, and state of the business. It was a sense of camaraderie that I try to mimic every day with the teams I work with now.

Thank you for being a mentor and friend, Richard Gill.

In the worlds of business and technology, it's rare to find someone so unselfish in their approach to building and maintaining relationships as Dick. He found me online 30 years ago and reached out because he saw possibilities. We joined together on some projects, and soon after that, he joined with me and others to help bring to life an international group of partners who worked together for many years. Dick was a wise mentor, a true partner, a gently persuasive leader, and a valued friend.

Hello Family,

I remember my first trip to Washington DC to come visit you. I was in 9th grade and was struck by all the history and knowledge Dick, Elizabeth, Christopher and Suzanne shared with us. You took us sight seeing, welcomed us into your home and made memories.

The last time I saw you both in Minnesota (May 2016) , we had such a nice visit at my Grandmother´s home. My children enjoyed meeting you, (our sophisticated, smart family from DC).

I´m so sorry for the loss of Dick. Our prayers are with you. All my love, Alissa Aske