Grandpa Dick, Thank you for everything growing up for someone who was much without a rudder or guidance of what it was to be a southern boy. Your patience and time with my brother Jordan and I will go unmatched in my lifetime. Thank you for showing how a southern gentleman acts, behaves, and love/respects friends family and strangers. Thank you for showing me how to fish the marsh lands and the coastal sea. Thank you for showing us what a great house hold and home cooking is all about (thank you momo). I regret we didn't get to have more time together but some things in life are out of our hands and we must surrender to Jesus and his path laid before us. Thank you for being a beacon of light in an uncertain journey through the world early on. You are still loved and will be missed so much from me. A lifetime of gratitude for you and momo with an abundance of love in avalanches. Save us a seat at the table would ya and save some fried chicken for the rest of us. I love you and miss you always. Your grandson, Robby

- James “Robby” Lanigan, Daytona Beach, FL

Dick, You've been a good friend for many years, and I will miss you and our chats. So will our dog, Miko. You and Shirley were like a second family to him, and just days ago, you nuzzled him on our last visit. Every day when we walk past your house, he stops and stares at your sunroom, wondering if he gets to visit. Rest in peace, my friend! Tony

- Tony Biegler, South Harbor in Savannah, Georgia