Richard A Schmidt Jr.

Dear Laura,
I don´t know if you remember us, but when you lived in Milbank we were friends. My husband, Gary and I owned the Burger Mill and I was a nurse at the hospital. I remember your son form those days. So sorry to hear of his death and now of his father. Thinking of you during this difficult time.
Sue Pribbenow

I can´t believe you´re gone you broke our agreement. My heart feels lonely without you. You were and always will be my best friend. I will love you always. The world became a darker place when your light went out my brother from another mother. Hopefully you knew how loved you are.

Little monchichi. I still have the stuffed doll that I nicknamed you for. You came out with a full head of gorgeous curly black hair, and like Uncle Mike said, you were sooo tiny. So many memories of you growing up and playing with your cousins. I can't believe you are gone this soon. Everlasting peace, my nephew. You are sorely missed.

Your family loves and misses you.
I remember seeing you so small you could stand up/balance in your dad´s hand. Always smiling.
Say hi to grampa for me. Love you dude.