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Richard is survived by his loving wife of 40 years, LeAnne, daughter Cortney Stelzner (Greg) of Cheyenne Wyoming, his Grandchildren Cami Stelzner, Gannon Stelzner and his siblings Linda Snead (West Virginia),Sandy Pavlick ( Jacksonville Florida) and Bill Pavlick (Denver Colorado).
Richard (Rick) was known as a generous, loyal and kind soul.
He loved the simple things in life, fishing and woodworking. He was never idle and could fix anything and everything.
Rick was the family Game champion. In fact they all wanted him to go on Jeopardy.
Rick graduated from Normandy High in Parma,Ohio June 1970. Rick attended Ohio State College. He then moved to Colorado to join a Construction Apprenticeship, for which he received several Awards. He Stayed in the Construction Business at various positions ranging from Foreman to Project Manager and Estimator for 50 years.
The Denver Skyline Highrises are his tribute to his beloved Colorado.
He will be greatly missed by his loving family and always remembered in their hearts.
We are sincerely grateful to the many friends who have given us support and comfort during this time of loss. Rick has requested no services. Instead he would be honored by everyone enjoying the beautiful outdoors of Colorado.
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