Roger Raymond "Rick" Kuka

I worked with.
Rick for several years at the Niceville Post Office before he transferred into the Cestview Office. He was just on my mind last week. I was wondering if he was still doing volunteer work at the Manor. When my parents ended up having to go to rehab and physical therapy at the Manor, I ran into Rick more often as he was there each night visiting and caring for his wife. After Anna pasted, I ran into him a few more times at the manor. He said after she passed, he felt the least he could do was volunteer with the organization to show his gratitude for all the great care they had provided his wife over the years. His dedication was laudable and praiseworthy. I pray that knowing he has now entered into eternal life with his Savior and has been reunited with his beloved wife brings comfort to his friends and family.

I worked side by side with Rick for about twenty years. He was city 5 and I was city 4. We all just called him Kuka. He was funny and always good for a laugh. We used to play golf every Saturday after work of any other day we managed to clock out early. I´m gonna miss you brother.
My condolences to the family.