January 12, 1937 - September 4, 2018
Tuesday, September 4, 2018, Burlingame, CA, the heavens finally opened up and peace befell on Rich, "Richie," Reardon, cherished 35-plus-year companion of Dawn Sue Stefko, brother-in-law in heart of Franklin Earl Stefko, uncle-in-heart of George Ryan Stefko, son of Neil and Ethel Reardon, brother of Jean and Sister Mary Gabriel (Barbara) Reardon, cousin, unforgotten friend of many and master of Billie Jean, the dog.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Kathleen Nibouar
September 8, 2022
Missing both you and Dawn every day...love you both!
Kathy Nibouar
September 25, 2018
Missing you so much Rich. I hope you are no longer in pain and able to play your favorite game. I was so fortunate to have you in my life and to know you for so many years. I think back on many moments we have laughed and talked and I will never forget you. Till we meet again.....
Tony Scafine
September 18, 2018
It has been a long friendship in our lives. You were in our wedding in 1959. Lost some time in between but
Had a few lunches with old friend and caught up a little. You will be missed but we know your heading
For the Golf Course in the sky. Rest In Peace my
Friend. We send our love
Tony and Barbara Scafine
September 18, 2018
It is with a heavy heart Barbara and Tony have some wonderful memories. Of Rich. Richard was my best man at our wedding in
1959. He has come to some lunches with old friends and we did get to
Catch up.
We are so sorry to miss his celebration of life,but we will be visiting
Our daughter in New Mexico.
The Golf Courses will miss him ,but he will find one in heaven.
Fondly,
Tony and Barbara Scafine
Wendy woodard
September 16, 2018
What a handsome and sweet man. I don't know anyone with the ability to locate lost golf balls or be so happy with the days take like Rich did. He taught me a lot about the finesse of the game. A truly class act. I will miss you Richie.
September 15, 2018
Boy Do I miss you. Herb Especially hunting for golf balls on the back nine on Tuesdays and Thursdays and playing The eighteenth hole for coffee with the stroke you gave me.
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