Sorry we could not be there in person to give our sympathy. May god bless Dick and give him peace. Elmer & Judy Beckler

Our condolences to the Uncle Wimpy and Aunt Lucile family (brats). I remember staying overnight many many times and always waking up to the sounds of the trains blowing their horns. It seemed like since Dick was the oldest boy, it was his responsibility to pick on me and Dave much like by eldest brother Tiim. Must run in the blood lines.

The Griffith family extends our deepest sympathy to Sandy, Jeff & Boden, Joel & Frances, and the Stockman family at this time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

dick and I took therapy together this past spring enjoyed visiting about the present and the past when the kids were showing cattle . Dick you were one of the good ones God bless

Deb,

So sorry for your loss. I will hold your family in my thoughts and prayers.

I have a lot of great memories hanging out with Joel when I was growing up. It saddens my deeply to hear of "Dickie's" passing.

When Dick worked at Amana Refrigeration in the Injection Molding dept. my husband Denny was one of his team leaders, and I drove fork truck for them.

Denny and Dick had a very good friendship. Every night when Dick would leave to go home, Denny would say "say goodnight, Dick" and Dick would say back, "goodnight Dick" . It soon became a ritual between the two. After Denny's passing in 1999, I would occasionally run into Dick, and in parting I would always say "say goodnight Dick" and he would follow through with his "goodnight Dick" . I guess it was a way to keep Denny's memory alive and I know what it meant to Dick. So I guess there is only one thing left to say......

"Say goodnight Dick" it has been certainly a pleasure to have known you. You will be missed.

May you rest in peace.....

your friend,

Dawn Baldwin