Robert "Buddy" Richey

It's been a long time, but when I think back about playing tennis at McArthur and South Park you are thought of. Peace. Terrell

Dollar was a wonderful man to work with. He was such a treasure. My prayers are with the family.

Rest in peace, old friend.

I went to South Park with Robert and mostly knew him though tennis. He was always sweet and kind. Sorry to hear of your loss.

To the family my prayers, I am glad that God put Dollar in my life at the Refinery, he was always fun to stop and talk to.
I will forever have his memory in my heart.

Robert was a very generous person. He supported many causes, very quietly, and in his own way. Loved a good joke, and always had time for a visit.
My condolences to Robert's family.

My deepest condolences to the family for your loss. May your hearts find comfort in knowing that soon, we will reap the benefits of Jehovah God love and of his son Jesus Christ sacrificial death -John 3:16. One day soon, no resident will say: I am sick and too -death will be no more -Isaiah 33:24; Revelation 21:3, 4.

I am sadden to hear of Buddy's passing. We spent many years together working at Mobil. May he rest in peace now and the pain and suffering is over. You will be missed for sure..

Rest in Gods hands now BUDDY.

Podna, workmate, trainer, comedian. I saw him last week. He seemed his happy, jovial self. We talked of pickin', croquet, fishing, and getting old. I will definately miss his distinctive humor and slant on life. R.I.P. "Dollar Bob"