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Trent Myers posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Rich was a great colleague and friend. He will truly be missed.
Trent
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Steve Trigg lit a candle
Thursday, March 7, 2019
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Heaven has gained one of the great ones!
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Steve Trigg posted a condolence
Thursday, March 7, 2019
Rich was a fantastic colleague, steadfast mentor, respected peer, and my dearest friend! I had the pleasure of working directly with Rich over the last 10 years. We traveled across the globe together to several countries which allowed us to become very close over the years. I learned so much from him professionally, but also I learned a great deal from him about life, love, personal commitment, graciousness, professional tact, gratitude, and so much more ... I will be forever grateful for having the opportunity to call him my friend.
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Tony Levy posted a condolence
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Rich was a great colleague and motivator at Cognos/IBM; and I am thankful we were able to keep in touch periodically afterwards. I will always remember his passion and dedication to move quickly, think out of the box and drive innovation. I pray for peace in this time of grief; and that we remember and celebrate his love of family and life.
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Austin Rutherford posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Rich was a great mentor, co-worker, and friend. He taught me a lot about looking at things differently, think big, and patience. I will miss our texts, conversations, and lunches.
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Gregg Egginton posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 12, 2019
I met Rich at Bearpath as a participant on the Handicap Committee. Funny how you just click with some people. He and I saw eye to eye immediately. He was a purest and passionate about the game of golf. Not only that, but a mentor and friend. He was always so nice. I wish I could have known him longer, but so glad I had the honor to know him as I did. My heart goes out to his closest friends and family who must truly feel the loss of a great and wonderful guy.
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Kaleb Northrup posted a condolence
Sunday, February 3, 2019
Such sad news - was always a pleasure working with Rich.
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David Adamsbaum posted a condolence
Saturday, February 2, 2019
It would be true to say that Rich and I were each other's first friends. We grew up together in Parsippany NJ. When Ann, Barb and Rich moved into Rutgers Village in the late 1960's, Rich, Barb, and I became fast friends. We did everything together. Rich and I were in many of the same classes, with the same teachers. We would do projects and reports together. We would go to the movies, local events, and other activities, together. We even shared sicknesses, as we had the chicken pox together! Rich set the bar for future friends, and a high bar, it was! Rest easy now, Rich.
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Melissa Ovrut ( formerly Aslin) posted a condolence
Saturday, February 2, 2019
I am so sad to hear this news. Although I am no longer living in Minnesota, I have very fond memories of Rich coaching my son Ryan in E.P. baseball.
Each Spring, that I found out Rich was going to be Ryan's coach, I knew he and his teammates were going to have a great season!!
Rich was the kind of coach that brought out the best in the boys, by this, I mean , teamwork, integrity, maturity and respect. Yes, base ball skills showed definite improvement but the life skills were so much more important.
In his patient , quieter manner Richt taught the boys to be respectful of themselves and others.
My son is what one would call " spirited" . I clearly remember one game when Ryan was between bases and in what I think is known as a" pickle" , Ryan began to taunt the other team ( much to the delight of his 6th or 7th grade team), Rich quietly pulled him off the field and calmly told him" Ryan you are better than that". Ryan got a l great lesson in sportsmanship that day, one that he has never forgotten.
You see, Rich was like that, fairness and respect were the qualities he taught the boys about the game and more importantly, about life. Rich was a mentor to my son and many other E.P. boys.
I always admired and respect the love and respect and strong sense of family between Rich, Susan, Connor and Kellen.
We had some good times watching in the stands Susan.
Susan, my prayers and my heart go out to you and your sons.
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Kellen lanaham lit a candle
Saturday, February 2, 2019
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Deirdre Mead DePalma posted a condolence
Saturday, February 2, 2019
It’s not likely someone so highly regarded and loved by so many will ever be forgotten! I trust all the beautiful memories of your life together will carry you through this difficult time. My deepest sympathy and love to you all.
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Jeff, Cindy and Madeleine Holker posted a condolence
Saturday, February 2, 2019
A friend who influenced more people than humanly possible. A great boss, mentor, positive thinker, friend, father, husband (and golf partner ... trust me), and just about any other descriptor imaginable. From carving pumpkins on Halloween to helping someone going through tough times to sharing funny stories over a beer or three with a group of friends, there was no one greater than Rich.
We’ll miss you, and look forward to the day we meet again up high.
Jeff + Cindy + Madeleine
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