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E. M. Oien
June 9, 2006
We know that Richard is in a much better place and like someone else said is singing with the angels. Wish we could have been there to celebrate the life of a very dear cousin. He is alive in the hearts and lives of each of us because Richard touched so many.
Michelle Bowman (Bleeker)
June 8, 2006
I will never forget your laugh, you were always so nice to your best friends geeky little sister, you never minded Neil dragging me around with you guys. Let us know what Heaven is like, I am sure there is a special place for you there.
Frank Person
June 7, 2006
All the family times, trips to the ocean, fun days at Disneyland and vacations to Nebraska wouldn't have been half as fun without our cousin Richard. He is truly missed.
Tania Johnson
June 7, 2006
Rich, I'm so grateful that I got the chance to know you. Your laughter will stay with me. You always managed to put a smile on my face. "Shut it down" ...:) Thank you for the memories, your old PB1 friend!
Josh and Liz Kulzer
June 7, 2006
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Penny Berry
June 7, 2006
With Deepest Sympathy Yet We Believe You Are In a Better Place
Jeff and Jo Ann Lewis
June 6, 2006
You will be deeply missed, but now you are playing with the rest of the Angels in the hand bell choir of Heaven, directed by God Himself.
Denise Tidwell
June 6, 2006
Richard's giggle will cheer everyone in heaven. My thoughts are with you all.
Luis Castro
June 6, 2006
Ricardo,(as you like me to call you) I will keep in my memory all the great laughs, and amazing spirit you had at work all the time, We were blessed by God with your presence on this earth.
Adele Broas-Trent
June 6, 2006
The music has stopped but your "song" goes on...
Penny Jo Welsch
June 6, 2006
We will all miss Richard's presence and his alway-positive outlook on life. I'll never forget his wonderful laughter.
--From an old Jordan pal.
Sheila Ness
June 6, 2006
What do the following have in common: Disco dancing, the Hollywood Bowl, giggling, singing, church and running a marathon? You should have guessed Richard. He was a multifaceted man with many talents. He will leave a hole in our lives. May you remember him with fondness while the pain of his passing isn't.
susan and Tim Hazen
June 6, 2006
our deepest sympathy
Linda Tober
June 6, 2006
Richard was always a delightful and happy person to be around. He held family in high regards and cherished all family memories. He will be missed very much from all family members.
Carol Pardee Wresch
June 6, 2006
My heart goes out to you all. When I think of Richard, I think of his laughter & a big smile on his face. Blessed be the memory of Richard Lewis Oien!
Neil Bleeker
June 6, 2006
Goodbye Richard. For the last forty years you have been a true and loyal friend. I will truly miss you, especially your never-ending optimism. Know that you will never be forgotten.
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