ROSS RICHARDSON

I miss you so much dad.

I wish I could of driven you forever Uncle Ross R.I.P

you were my best friend Ross i will miss you a lot from Bernard Lafontaine

To my wonderful, beloved grandfather, I very much miss you but I know that you are in heaven playing fetch with Beau and that you are looking down on us. You will be remembered forever. I love you and I miss you dearly.

Your'e grandaughter,
Lexie

I was aware of Ross's illness through his great friend Dale Pinke. My friendship with Ross originated at Ottawa Tech High School in 1954 where we played baseketball together and continued on in later years on the original Ottawa Sooners football team. A very sincere and caring gentleman. Please accept my sympathies.

Karen, Catherine and Ryan

My deepest symphathy to all of you. I know Ross will be fondly remembered by all who knew him...
Linda (Casey) Jamieson

Thank you to all those posting messages here. Our family loves all of you. My dad will be missed. I love you Daddy..

My memories of Ross go away back to the 60's when he was in the Marine's and stationed in N.C. We used to talk on the phone and I would visit with his Mother. When he came home we hung out to-gether with Stu and some others. In later years I would run into him at Billings Bridge Plaza and we would have some good laughs about our teenage years and the fun we had. I have often thought of him and knew he was ill and am sorry to hear of his passing. My symphathy to all the family. Rest in Peace, Ross

Dear Karen, Katherine & Ryan - please accept our heartfelt condolences on hearing about Ross. He was such a wonderful man and certainly gave the good fight. Remember all your wonderful memories and they will help you through this most difficult time. So sorry that we were not able to attend the private service, but know that you were all in our thoughts and prayers. Take care till we see you soon. Love Always, Aunt Mae, Bruce, Judy & Harry, Eric and the Olive children.

We will greatly miss Ross, who was a kind and friendly man to both people and animals. He will be remembered as warm and dignified. Our condolences to his loving family, and friends.

STUART A. LAHEY