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Richard Wiehle Obituary
Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota on May 20, 1942, to Dick and Betty Wiehle, Rich was a family man, a retired structural engineer, an avid hunter (read: obsessed) and a history scholar (especially military history).
Rich is preceded in death by his parents, Dick and Betty; his brother, Dennis; and his sister, Mary.
He is survived by his wife, Barb; his brother, Greg; his children, Kim and Tony; his daughter-in-law, Su-Hyun; and his grandson, Tae (and granddog, Munji).
At this time, no memorial service has been planned. To see the full obituary, go to https://www.legacy.com/.
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Rollie Johnson
May 14, 2025
Yes, I remember Dick well, knowing him for over half a century as a friend, associate and a very good person !
Rollie Johnson
Chester jones
March 26, 2025
Ritchie was a true friend. He definitely loved his dogs.He loved his family and friends, and he liked hunting birds. He was always smiling and generous and fun to be around.
He loved to golf. I miss you, Rich.
One thing that sticks with me that he would say to me is "nobody has more fun than people" he was a true character. I Pray for comfort for Barb, Kim, Tony, and the rest of his family..
Andrea Mihokanich
March 16, 2025
I am so sorry for your loss! I have great memories growing up right next door to you guys.
Andrea Mihokanich
Joan Edlund
February 11, 2025
Barb, so sorry to hear that Rich has passed. God Bless. Joan Edlund
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