Condolence: Doris, Sue, Donna and Families. I am VERY SORRY for your loss...i just learned of Richards passing and am truly sorry I was not there to pay my respect to the family. Richard was a joy to talk to. When I talked with him, he brought back MANY childhood memories of me going into his grocery store. I was a little girl then, who would often go in myself and remember how kind they were to me. I remember the yellow school bus he turned into a HOME GROCERY DELIVERY SERVICE vehicle, for his customers who could not make it to the store. How GIVING he was. A KIND and GENTLE man, that I will ALWAYS remember. I will ALWAYS CHERISH the chilhood memories I have with him, and I will miss the conversations we had each time he came to BK. You were ALL lucky to have him in your life, as was I. GOD BLESS and he will continue to live on through your memories.

Condolence: Doris and Family, It does not matter what the age, when a loved one passes, it leaves a void. Given time, may that void be filled with the many happy memories that your family has made over the years. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Paul and Karen Arnold

Condolence: Dear Doris & Family,
Our heartfelt condolences on the passing of your beloved Richard. He was a wonderful gentleman who always showed such concern for others. I very much appreciated his faithfulness in visiting my Mother each week at Southview, Locust Grove, and even several trips with Pastor Joe to Riverwoods in Lewisburg. I'll always remember going to "Sankey's" for groceries and "the bus" coming to the house. May the Lord bless you and give you His peace during this trying time.
Joyce (Kurtz) Zook and Family