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October 9, 1934 - November 26, 2020
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Larry Dibble
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December 12, 2020
This was the Fire Company Rick led as a Lieutenant in statewide hose comp.... he IS a great man. I was luck to have contact with his at the end of 2019... Go easy bro...
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Diane Duran
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December 9, 2020
Char, I have thought about you both over the years, especially after you moved. Hopefully Rick's hemicrania continua lessened over the years. I still have some of the soap-making things you shared with me. Rick and Ray were amazing folks, always doing what they could for others. Thanks for all the support you both gave me over the years. Diane
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Duane Ullmann
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December 7, 2020
Sorry to hear of Ricks passing. Our freindship began in 1969 when I joined the Lacey Fire Department. I enjoyed working with Rick, traveling to the Brooklyn Tavern and lunch dates. One of Ricks strong points is that you always knew his position on the subject being discussed which impressed me.
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Duane Ullmann
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December 7, 2020
Sorry to hear of Ricks passing. I have many pleasant memories of my association with Rick beginning in 1969 with our working together at Lacey Fire Department. One of Ricks strong points was that you always knew his position on any subject. I enjoyed our trips to the Brooklyn Tavern and will miss our lunch dates.
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Duane Ullmann
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December 7, 2020
Sorry to hear of Ricks passing. I have many pleasant memories of my association with Rick beginning in 1969 with our working together at Lacey Fire Department. One of Ricks strong points was that you always knew his position on any subject. I enjoyed our trips to the Brooklyn Tavern and will miss our lunch dates.
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fred j caruso
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December 6, 2020
Enjoyed working with Rick. He was a super financial investigator. He helped in establishing the money laundering laws on the state and federal levels and teaching other financial investigators. In our travels, it was fun to learn about the pioneer history of this area. Rick was a neat guy and will be missed. Fred Caruso
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Jim Vosper
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December 6, 2020
My condolences to Charlene and the family of Rick. I did not know him well but certainly remember and many members of his family. We also shared being alumni of Saint Martin's University as well as Oakville High School. Take care and God bless! RIP Rick.
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Julie Robinson
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December 6, 2020
I read about Rick's passing in the paper today. Have thought about Charlene and Rick over the years. I love the photo I have of you both with Skippy, included in the holiday card. We often think of Ray and our trip to the tavern to tell him of the crash Rick was in. I still have the wood coin.
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Sandra Curtis
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December 6, 2020
Rick was one of my best dearest friends for forty years. Back in our younger days we belonged to a group of friends that did a lot of dancing and camping together. Rick was always the fun one, the jokester. He did so many funny things. He was always positive and was always especially there when some one was in need. He will be greatly missed.
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Ed Sorger
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December 6, 2020
I remember Rick when he volunteered at Lacey Fire Department and volunteering with the Thurston County Narcotics Task Force where he experience and background was outstanding when it came to asset seizures. Also Rick volunteered with Crime Stoppers of South Sound too helping us keep our financials in order. I got to know Rick on a personal level and he was an outstanding and very caring person and will be missed by everyone. So sorry for your loss. Ed Sorger
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Cliff and Sharon Miller
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December 6, 2020
I grew up in oakville about 6 years younger than Rick, knew him well. both our parents were business people in oakville. a number of years ago I ran into Rick at some kind of fire dept function . would also see him often at fourth of july celebration when he was at jim harris place. It was always a pleasure to see and visit with Rick, he was a great guy. our sympathies to his wife and families. sincerely cliff and sharon miller
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Ryan Damitio
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December 6, 2020
Christmas 09, Great Grandson Curtis on Grandpa Ricks lap. And Grandson Ryan right up next to Grandpa Rick.
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Dan Damitio
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December 5, 2020
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Dan, Greg, Rick, Chris and Sarah
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