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Throughout his life, Richard lived in the North County and in Lyndonville, Vermont. He worked for Maine Central Railroad for many years and also worked as a logger. Later, he owned garages in Lancaster & Lyndonville. After retirement he worked at Central Asphalt Paving. Richard was adventurous and was a skilled welder and blacksmith. He always had a good time and was able to laugh.
Richard will be remembered for his love of Pony Pulling. He brought home many blue ribbons and was a member of the Northeast Kingdom Pulling Association and New England Draft Horse Association.
Predeceasing Richard in passing are his parents and four siblings: Stanley, Ralph, Harold and Eleanor. He leaves behind five children: Richard Way Jr., David Way, Kimberly Reid, Jeremy Way & Stephen Way.
Calling Hours will be held from 11am-1pm on Saturday, April 5th at Bailey Funeral Home, 210 Main Street, Lancaster. A Memorial Service will follow immediately after.
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Joanne Howland
March 21, 2025
My condolences to the family. I absolutely loved Richard. I have great memories of him.
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Shari Stillings
March 21, 2025
I met Richard thru my late husband Rodney. They were friends forever and I grew to like Richard's craziness too. Fly high and maybe pull some ponies with Rod. My condolences to all the family. Shari Stillings Comire.
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