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Kathy Hall
August 15, 2024
Richard was such a joy to be around-always smiling with an impish glint in his eye. So welcoming, kind, and generous. He was always ready with a dad joke before there even were dad jokes. I´m glad I had the chance to know him.
Jeffery Kingore
August 12, 2024
We ended with good, trusting times.
Julie Mcclendon
July 31, 2024
Uncle Richard and Dena at the car show in Park City, Kansas.
It was so great to see Donnie and Uncle Richard.
Love you, Kaye, Julie and Dena.
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