Richard Laub

I met Mr. Laub over 20 years ago in China. I was his tour guide. He return to China for one day trip next year and we met again (he came to me office to see me). I had the honor to be his friend and Mr. Laub will be always in my heart.

My thoughts and prayers go out to you & your family during this incredibly difficult time. I have so many wonderful memories of him. He was a truly wonderful person. It's hard to believe he is gone.

Kat, my deepest condolences. Not sure if you remember, but he taught me how to tie my first double knot tie while at the T Tower.

Kathleen, to you and your family, my deepest condolences. I hope that all of you will find comfort in the wonderful memories of your Dad, and the full life that he led.

My deepest and most heartfelt sympathies go out to Dick's family. It was wonderful to know him over the last two decades. I have such excellent memories of time spent with him, reading, traveling and discussing politics. I will always remember him and the warmth he brought to a room.

Hugs and prayers to Dick's family. I have wonderful memories of spending time with Dick at his apartment in Jenkintown, PA with his kids. He will be missed and long remembered.

My deepest sympathies to Dick's family. He was such an intelligent and interesting person, but his wit was his greatest gift to those who were lucky enough to know him.

I had the honor and privilege of working with Dick for almost 8 years. He was one of the most intelligent, honest, sincere, funny persons I've ever met. He will be sorely missed.

Mr. Laub was the father of one of my dearest friends, Kathleen Laub. I had the honor of first meeting him when his daughter and I started college years ago. He was incredibly bright but mainly I remember how very kind he was...a trait his daughter carries on. My heart aches for your loss. Much love to the Laub family.