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Richard, my dear husband, was a good man, loving, kind, supportive, courteous, decent, a loving soul. He was also very funny, always coming up with quips that made people laugh. He loved his family. He was very talented both as a musician and as an artist. I loved him dearly and will miss his physical being profoundly. I know his soul is with me, keeping me company.
Written by Virginia Perez-Santalla Stein
Richard Stein,
Creator of " Richard's Lounge "
Creator of " The Kamikaze " (drink)
Creator of " Artwork "
Creator of " Florence, Wayne & Me"
Has Passed.
If You knew him, do something creative in his memory~
Written by Mal Stein
Richard Stein, the father and father in-law to Wayne & Tane Martin and the grandfather to Courtney, Kyler Meghan, Lauren and Kirk Martin-Bakken.
He will always be remembered by me as a gentle man. He was always kind and caring. That was my father’s way. It was his character I witnessed throughout my life. It’s how he influenced the people he spent time with. He also constantly gave me his encouragement and the impression I was the best. I will always cherish our conversations about the meaning of life, family and work.
I love you dad and thank the Lord always for allowing me and my family to have you as Father and Grandpa Richard!
I want to honor Virginia for her constant faithfulness and care for her Husband.
Written by Wayne Martin (Stein)
Ode to Richard
Tall as an oak
Feet in the ground
Mind in the cosmos
Love all around
Words
Like a warm breeze
Wit
Humor with ease
Laughter all around
Patient,
Mindful,
Loving,
All this abounds.
Music filled the air.
Hearts uplifted with care.
Richard Stein
A soul that resounds.
Though the body
Is now passed into the ground.
Written by Guillermo Miguel on behalf of the entire Perez-Santalla Family
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