A real shock for the departure of a close friend I have known for so many years. I saw him a few weeks ago at the French Film Festival in Richmond. We exchanged a few words, promising to see each other in the summer. Rest well dear friend. Yes, Adam, your loss is also ours. But be consoled that he lived his passions to the fullest. I will keep him in my memory as long as I live. Adieu!

Dear Adam, Please accept my sincere sympathy for the loss of your father.  The shock you have endured is unimaginable. Good angels be at your side today and in coming days.  With gratitude for his friendship and for memories of times spent with Richard, Sincerely, Carole L. Williams Sherman, Little Rock, AR,/ Nigerian Peace Corps Days

I am so sorry to hear about Richard. I had the pleasure of spending many days of fishing with him in Tofino BC over almost a decade. We always made a point to meet up on the dock after a day on the water to compare notes and prized catches. Thoughts and prayers to his family and friends, he will be missed and always remembered.

Richard and I were best friends while attending Franklin and Marshall college in Lancaster PA. We were brothers in the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. My wife Phyllis and I introduced Richard and Barbara.
After college, I joined the Air Force, Richard joined the Peace Corps. I was proud of him for serving our country. One of the most generous persons I have ever known.