Richard David Lennon

Remembering the good old days in Summit...May you rest in peace.
Pam & Brian Barefoot

I was deeply saddened to hear of Dick´s passing, and I wanted to reach out with love and remembrance from a time that still lives vividly in my heart. Growing up together on Hobart Avenue in Summit holds such a special place in my memory-your iconic home on the corner, the trampoline that brought so many belly laughs, and the warmth that radiated from every dinner party, every shared moment indoors and out.

I´ll never forget Dick´s 40th-"Oh Lordy, Dick´s 40!"-a banner that felt like a milestone back then, but now, in hindsight, was just the beginning of a beautifully lived life. Your father had a spark that lit up a room, a wit that lingered, and a kindness that stayed with you.

It warms my heart to imagine the brightness with which he was welcomed beyond the veil-by those who loved him first and now receive him again. What a life he lived with the greatest of love for his family.

With love & remembrance,
Anne Pearce Ornish

Your dad was a huge part of our childhood growing up in Summit. I have a ton of wonderful memories. Ginger and Larry absolutely adored him. Heaven just gained another beautiful angel.
Much love from all the Pearce kids

Dick led a beautiful life well-lived. He will be missed by many.

To know him was to love him! Dick was a legend (often self proclaimed!) at both Mere Point and Mariner Sands! If he didn´t agree, we all knew it... whether it was a clause in the association bilaws, an assessment for $20 bucks, or an ungiven gimme putt from 6 feet, there was no doubt we´d here from the almighty Dick! We truly loved him deeply, as we do your entire family! We will miss him dearly and talk about him often (I can already hear Geoff mimicking him... in the most respectful way possible!). Godspeed, Ken and the entire Schmalz family!

My deepest condolences to you Mrs Lennon and the entire families! May Mr Lennon rest in peace and be with love ones , who have gone to rest as well!I will always remember Mr Lennon as he is in this picture!god bless his soul !

To Cathie and family,
Chuck and I are both in the Mariner Sands choir, and we loved seeing you and Dick in the congregation, worshipping among our many mutual friends there. Chuck was in the same golf group as Dick and had many stories to tell of Dick and their adventures on the course.
We extend our deepest sympathy to you all for your loss, especially one so sudden and unexpected. We know of Dick´s great faith, so we know he is with God in heaven and those he loved who have passed before him.
Jan and Chuck Dorsey

With loving memories and heavy hearts, we send our prayers to all so wanting to be there with you back in Summit at this time.
Hugs to all and We shall miss Uncle Dick.
The family of Ned Lennon

We are so sorry to hear about the passing of this wonderful man. He was an incredible father husband and grandfather Randy and I feel lucky that we knew Dick throughout the years. He truly had such a dynamic personality.I know we all will hold his memory close to our hearts forever and ever .
love Randy and Claudia

We will think of all the good times at Mere Point and Mariner Sands and will miss the Dick cackle!

A beautiful tribute to a wonderful man!
As a friend of over 50 years, I can truly say
Dick´s heart was warm, his family and friends were life itself to him, and his infectious laugh truly could turn a sour note into a symphony!!!
He will be dearly missed!
Suzan Binder

Wonderful Man , Husband and Father, one of the very best and a true Gentleman, Jim and Nancy Tammaro

Uncle Dick was a devoted brother and confidante to my father, Ned, and a steady, loyal presence in our family´s lives. He will be so missed. May his memory be a blessing.