Richard Alan "Rick" Wheeler

What can I say,! Rick was my other
brother and part of my family from my earliest memories! Always with that big wide grin which was sweet and mischievous at the same time! I don't remember a part of my life when he wasn't there and he was nice to me even when Pat was being a stinker!!

Dearest Debbie & family :
Dennis Wheeler
All the little Wheelers
Growing up with the Wheelers and a full neighborhood of kids and families ...we were all so blessed to be carefree, curious
and yep ... had a few shenanigans here & there, too. We were all friends ; our parents booted us to the yard in good or bad weather and we played kick the can, dodge balk, kick ball,. EVERY DAY we played ...we all had bicycles & fresh air was plentiful . Ah ..... the memories ....
I hope you are feeling my memories as I can only imagine yours. What a great family; hard work, dedication and another generation of amazing people.

You & Rick shared something that 75% of the population will never know : 50 years of marriage. May God Bless you all and hold on to the best times with an attitude of gratitude ....
RIP Rick

Rick always had a smile for everyone. Fond memories and lots of love to you all.
Deb sending the BIGGEST hugs. RIP Rick

So sorry to hear of Rick's passing. He was awesome and will be missed. We all had some good times. On behalf of my family, we send our condolences and prayers to you all. Let me know if there anything we can do.

Rick definitely liked his rock `n´ roll Alice Cooper, Ozzie, Michigan rock `n´ roll in general, I don´t think I ever saw him say no when somebody says hey, let´s play a guitar and fuels at Rick`s house and he was going to play his guitar. He was going to make sure you played too he had maracas Tambourines bongo drums he would make sure you had something that made noise when he was playing

Rick, We love you. Prayers for all the family.

Debbie, I am deeply sorry to read of Ricks passing, I was just thinking about you two the other day and the band practices at your house and how much Randy enjoyed playing guitar with Rick. They are together in Heavens band now. Sending love and prayers, Dana

Rick loved Alice Cooper and Ozzy Osbourne and Michigan rock `n´ roll in general. He was fun when he was performing at home, when friends would come over he would even give everybody a instrument maracas, tambourine, bongo drums, he would make sure that you weren´t left out he wouldn´t miss an Ozzie concert

So very sorry for your and your families loss. You two have been a part of our family as long as I can remember. I remember every year around Christmas, Mom would wait for her mail to come and her eyes would just light up when she said "that ole Rick and Debbie sent me my first Christmas card again this year". My deepest condolences xo

A Bright Light in every room he was in. Someone who I looked up to and just enjoyed his company so very much. Was the first any only man to ever get me to sing karaoke . You will be missed by so many and forever will live on in so many of our hearts.