Richard L. "Dick" Fahringer

Aunt Suzie,

I am so sorry for your loss. Uncle Dick was such a kind, honorable, gentleman a true role model. I think of the family Thanksgivings at your house all those years ago, such great memories, Uncle Dick always had a smile. My heart goes out to you.

Danny and the rest of the Fahringer family,
Please accept my deepest sympathy and condolences with the passing of your dad. Unfortunately I was unable to attend the viewing but I want to express my sorrow.
Your dad was such a fine man who was always upbeat and positive. He was always so friendly and engaging and deeply cared about everything he did. It was always a pleasure seeing him especially at Fullerton field.
Always remember all the good times and great memories and they will bring a smile to your face and a tear to your eye.
May GOD bless you and your family in this time of grief and loss.
Take care,
Eric Snyder

Sincere condolences to the Farhringer family on the loss of Dick. I officiated football with him over the years. I enjoyed when we had to travel together out of the Valley. He was a great guy! He loved October while his Yankees were in the playoffs. But most of all, he loved his family. He was the first guy that I knew that had a phone in his vehicle. May he rest in peace.

Becky Fenner Landis would like to offer her sympathies on your loss. She was a classmate of Richard Whitehall class of 57.

To Family and Friends of Dick-

I don´t know this man personally but want to express my gratitude for his efforts and dedication to creating the Ironton Rail Trail. I am a regular bicycle rider on this beautiful trail and believe it is the best in the Valley. May Dick rest peacefully knowing he touched many lives and made a significant impact in a life well lived. Thank you.
Christine Bauder

Suzie & family, my heart is breaking for all of you. Dick was one of the nicest people I´ve known, genuine and caring. Our families were friends for over 55 years and you are our extended family. May God wrap His arms around you as you grieve. RIP Dick.

We will truly miss our best friend and best man at our wedding. Our 55 plus years of fun, laughter and card play will truly be missed greatly. We shared many trips together making wonderful memories that we will treasure. Time goes by too quickly. Rest in peace and God bless our friend and take care of Suzie and family.
Stan and MaryAnn Wimmer

Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of your, husband, father, grandfather. He was a very special man. Funny and delightful man. May he RIP and may you cherish the memories of him.

I´ll always remember Dick with a smile..
He was an important part of our family throughout our lives..he was a loving friend to our parents who adored him..
My heart breaks for you Suzie, the boys and extended family..
He was one of the best & will be missed by many

Suzie and family,
We were so sad to hear of Dick´s passing. We are so grateful for all the wonderful memories as neighbors in Fullerton. You both not only became dear friends, but also dear family to us. We know Dick is rejoicing in the presence of His Saviour, healthy and whole once again. And though our hearts mourn, we are also filled with joy to know we will see him again. You are all in our thoughts and prayers during this time. Sending so much love and many hugs your way.
Love,
Heather (Warden) Saul and family