I have known Dick since 1967 when I first transferred to California where we both worked for the same company. He will surely be missed, as we had some wonderful times together. We traveled all over the eleven western states doing our work, laughing all the way.
He was always kind, thoughtful and caring in all circumstances. What a great guy.

I knew Dick for many years as a friend and fellow volleyball player. We often had Saturday morning breakfasts with our spouses. Those breakfasts oflten lasted until lunch time. Dick will be missed. We will have more breakfasts with May in the near future.  Evan Williams

I knew Dick through the Colorado Carvers Club. He was a good carver and made me laugh more than once. Blessings to you May.

I mainly know you as May's husband, but I heard a lot of stories about you. You were a kind and wonderful husband to May. I wish you the best of wishes to you and your loved ones.