Richard C. Moore

So sorry we can not be there to support you and your family. Our deepest sympathy and prayers are with all of you. We will always cherish all the good times we shared over the years with both of you and your family.

Tommy and Family,
Sending you our thoughts are prayers.

Tammy Jewell and Sons

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS
Much love always
Jeffrey and Patty Civitello

From Joe and Judy
Sorry to hear of your loss are
thoughts are with you in this time of much sorrow

Peace be with you Rick. We had many a good pool games together.
God Bless the family. You will be missed.
Eddie V.

God Bless you Rick. So sorry for the family. We had many good pool games in our day. Peace be with all.

Eddie VanAernem

There are 2 memories with Uncle Rit that will always stay with me. Big family breakfasts at his house on Olean street. Piles of pancakes and sausage and eggs with all of the cousins sitting around the table. As we get older it gets harder and harder for us all to get together like that and it makes those older memories all the more fond. Everytime I have a big breakfast where I invite all of the family over, I always think of him and I think to myself that i would've made him proud. The other memory is from when I was a kid and he showed me his hand. We were in the back yard by the grill and there was something on his hand, a bruise or a cut or something like that, and I asked him how he got it. He told me that he was playing with firecrackers and didn't let go fast enough, and I shouldn't play with firecrackers because I could blow my hand off. I was only 8 or 9 at the time and it was enough to keep me away from fireworks, at least for a little while.
We're going to miss you Uncle Rit. You're in a better place now. Don't worry, my dad will show you around up there.

You were a good man and I remember you from seeing you and your wife at the elks. I wish you peace and comfort not that your up stairs watching down on all of us.