Ritchy M. Tuazon

My condolences to the family I met Ritchy when he became a employee of Children´s Home Of Cincinnati. He was always so nice and had a great smile and I enjoyed talking with him. I hated to hear that he was leaving us and so sad to hear that now he is gone to be with Our Lord my prayers are with he wife and children. Good Bless You

We met at Ella Flag Young school in 3rd grade and start a lifelong friendship. You were one of my groomsmen and godfather to my first born. I will truly miss and love you brother. Until we meet again.

I love you and going to miss you. You was one heck of a guy. Us here at Thornton's will miss your happy face always checking on us girls to make sure we was safe. I would like his wife and both daughters know he talked to me about you three and loved you sooo much. Thank you for sharing him with everyone. I am so sorry and still just unbelievable. My prayers are with you all.

To our dearest Tuazon family, we are so sorry for your loss.
Our prayers and thoughts are with all of you. I met Ritchy in 1988 through friends in Chicago. I will always remember our memorable times with friends at Wisconsin Dells, Chicago Auto Show, Medusas, hanging out in Chi-town, and working out at the gym. Ritchy was a Jack of all trades, always polite, a wonderful human being; and, I will miss those moments when we always laughed at each others jokes. Rest in peace old friend. God is always with you.

You were a man among men. There isn´t a memory of my academy experience or early career that doesn´t have you in it. I love you and I miss you.

My son Kaedden will always be grateful for the time you took to teach him about being a police office.