Richard Hugh Hayden

I first met Dick Hayden in 1980 while working for National Needlecraft Corp. in Lenexa, Kansas. Such a fun, friendly and kind soul. I regret having not kept in touch with him over the years. We did reunite briefly in 2011. My condolences to his family and friends.

I just learned of my dear cousin Dick's passing on 10/19/20. Had I only known in time, wild horses couldn't have kept me away from his service. I would most like to speak with Diane or Vince. My name is Steve Delap and I can be reached at (330) 241-7074. Rest in peace cousin.

To the Hayden Family,
Kent and I remember so many wonderful times with Vince, Drew, Stacey and Kerri! The Haydens and the Sullivans shared such great times and we are grateful for knowing all of you in those fun years. Our thoughts are with you and please know that recalling those "growing up" years for both families have brought smiles to us. (swimming, gardening, scouting, golf, tarantulas, etc) Celebration of a life well lived is in order.
Phyllis and Kent Sullivan

Richard was kind, funny, compassionate - the list of adjectives could go on and on. I know his family and friends are left with a hole in their hearts that will never be filled. My thoughts are with everyone who was lucky enough to get to call this man a family member or friend. Rest well, Richard!

Dad, I hope you know how much we love you and how deeply you will be missed. You will live on in us. Your spirit, your compassion, your playfulness and your authentic ability to connect with others. I love you Pops, forever.

I always admired Richard so much, not only was he a great business man, he was always very fair and honest, you couldn't help but love the man.Our thoughts are with his family, I know he will be very missed.Wanda and Phil Smith

Dad, it is with great sorrow and heavy hearts that we bid our farewell. Your spirit and the lives you have impacted will live on forever. Your soul and legacy you have left behind will never die. All of our love. Vince, Lori and Carter.