Richard Lee Gill

So long as he shall be remembered. I truly do remember Dick vividly and with the warmest regards two Navy Corpsmen could share. He was a wonderful friend and human being. Anchors away, my friend.

To the Family and Loved Zone’s of Richard Gill: So long as he shall remain in our thoughts and hearts, and memories, he is still alive and with us. I still remember him as a loving, caring, and fiercely loyal friend. Miss him, but it won’t be long before we meet again. Anchors away, my boys.

To the Family of Richard Gill:
Dick and I served in the U.S. Navy as Hospital Corpsmen at Great Lakes Naval Hospital during the mid "60's. I was a Neuro-Psychiatric Technician, and Dick was a traditional corpsman who wanted to work on the psychiatric wards of the Hospital. He was a gentle, kind, and caring young man who was physically imposing enough as a corpsman to encourage his being used occasionally in a "show of force" scenario anytime the locked ward activities required it of him. He always had a terrific sense of humor, and was found to be charming by both fellow corpsmen as well as the patients and other nursing staff professionals. I so regret not taking the time to reconnect with him after our discharges, especially since we ended up so close to one another (I live in Medina), and especially when Dick was injured during the line of duty as a police officer and I learned of it from the Beacon's article dealing with his injury and recovery. Please accept my deepest sympathy for his loss. He was a loveable man who was loved by many, even during a state side time of war. May he rest in eternal peace surrounded by those he loved.

Judy and I extend our deepest sympathy to the family of our high school classmate Richard. Our thoughts and prayers to each of you during this sad time.
With fond memories
Joyce Ziegler Robinson and Judy Ziegler Phillips

Always enjoyed working with Richard at the Adult Parole Authority, he was a gas and made each day lighter. After his retirement missed hearing stories of Spanky! So sorry to hear of his passing. Condolences to his family.

A good man and a great partner.Richard Gill saved my life from being shot at Howard St.

I'm going to miss you brother

Rest in peace, Richard!

Rest in peace my friend in the loving arms of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Michelle & Family ~ I'm very sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family during this difficult time. Big Hugs!!

I knew Richard at the Akron Police Department. He went through a lot of pain and suffering while serving the citizens of Akron, Ohio. Richard is a true American hero who will be missed. Rest in Peace.

Michelle, how proud you must be of your father and his legacy. And although this past year was hard, I'm glad you have the gift of precious memories. Please receive my 'hug' over the miles. Miss you my friend!

I never had the chance to work with Dick, but in general conversations, he was a great friend with a wonderful sense of humor. Cops are notorious prank players and whenever Dick was pranked, he always took it in his EVER PRESENT good nature. The world has lost a good man in Dickie Gill. Rest in peace, my brother in Blue.

Gill Family
I met Dick in 1970 he was a true and dedicated officer as well as a fine person . R.I.P, Brother
Ron DiSpina

Thanking God for the time we knew You as a Brother Richard , But Happy for you now Knowing you are at Peace & Pain free finally. You fought a long & hard battle buddy . Joe always enjoyed spending time with you whether it was a Dr app. or playing Checkers and would share the good times with me.We enjoyed many Worship Services together. Love You Brother Give Joe a kiss for me but on the cheek LOL..
To Richards Children & Grandchildren May God wrap You all in His Loving Arms of Love Mercy & Strength & Comfort You in Your times of need, God Bless You Carol Boring & Family

Old friend ; will remember all the laughs we had working together! Go now and hold your Barbara forever in your arms!!

Gill Family,

It's been years since I have seen Dick but he will always be remembered. I served with Dick when we worked for the City of Akron. He was a good officer, always friendly and someone you always count on. My thoughts and prayers are with. Rest in Peace, Brother.

Jimmy Mathews
Bluffton, SC