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Vasili Glimidakis
April 1, 2009
Dear Dicks family,
I am sorry for your loss. God bless him and his family.
Cathy Vallarelli (Landry)
March 28, 2009
I am so very sorry for your loss. I have so many memories of you, Larry. Hanging out with your daughters, Theresa, Diane and Shirley during my growing up years. Getting yelled at for stuff we weren't supposed to do....or laughing at silly stuff we did. God Bless you and your family.
Henry Espinosa
March 27, 2009
My prayers, thoughts and condolences are with you and the Dicks family. Larry, you were always a very funny and special person, always helping me out whenever I needed a question answered on the "window." You taught me all I NEEDED to know within the Postal Service's manuals that you made/forced me to read for two long weeks way back in the day and made me wear that dreaded "trainee" name tag that made you laugh. You have achieved the meaning of true clerk nirvana. You will be missed and always have a place in my heart. God bless you and your family.
I love you Daddy and I'll Always Miss You.
March 27, 2009
Gordon Morse
March 27, 2009
Fair winds and following seas. Your assistance and guidance were invaluable in my initiation into the mysteries of the USPS. Your friendship and that of your family are treasured.
don Clark
March 27, 2009
Our condolences go the the Dicks family. We were shipmates at Great Lakes Il.-Transit Personnel Unit, and neighbors in Otay Mesa. God Bless the family. Don and Nancy Clark
Art Downes
March 26, 2009
Larry, you are missed on the lanes at parkway. You have been an inspiration to all of us seniors. I know you will be in good hands and under the direction of all the U.S. Navy retirees who have gone before you.
Sue Boles
March 26, 2009
Larry, we missed you last Tuesday. Since you are 'paid up', we used your absentee bowling scores. I hope you don't mind. You were and still are our team's inspiration! Heaven has a bowling alley, and you are on some team there right now; I'm sure of it.
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