Richard Garner

Birth date: Nov 17, 2010

Richard R. Garner, 64, of Wilbraham Rd., Monson, MA, passed away on Wednesday, November 17, 2010 at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, CT. He was born in Springfield, MA, son of Dorothy (Vivier) Garner and the late Edward Garner. Ric Read Obituary

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Thomas G Heath

280w ago

Although I had not seen Rick in years I remember him as a wonderful friend. From grade school to Enfield High School to working at U.S. Envelope we were tight. To this day 7/5/20 I meet with the 10 friends who hung with Rick and speak of him often. We were very close. Close enough that he was an usher in my wedding and have a wonderful picture to remember him by. If you ever question his early life from kindergarten (which I have the class pictures) to high school and beyond just contact me I am on Facebook. He is missed every day and we save a spot for him in our group.

Thomas G. Heath
Brigadier General (retired)

Monica

660w ago

Thank you Rick for all your kindness, you were a wonderful father in law, and Courtney, Faith, Cecelia and Sammy will miss their Grandpa very much. You were very Loved.

Ginnie Aloia

660w ago

Sending out pryaers and loving thoughts to your family. Especially Sarah.
My sincere condolences.

Dianne And Gary Bishop

660w ago

When I entered the ring six years ago Rick was one of the first "smooth" showing collie people that spoke to me. I'm sure he could tell I was nervous and he just told me to have fun. I will always remember his kindness and support in the ring and will miss seeing his smile. I'm sure he has met his past collies at the rainbow bridge and now joins the show ring in heaven. Rest in peace Rick. Warmest Regards Dianne and Gary Bishop.

Dan & Jane Zbikowski

660w ago

Trish,
We are so sorry to hear of the loss of your father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time.
Dan, Jane, Matthew and Kathryn Zbikowski

Candy Ardizzone

660w ago

Dear Kathy, and Rick's treasured family,

We will miss Rick at the shows. He was always a pleasure to talk to and a great competitor. I know he loved you all very much. We are fortunate to have known him.

Andrea Nelson

660w ago

Thank you for the smiles, the laughs and the hugs. You always seemed to know what I was thinking before I said a word.
When I was nervous you would always tell me there were worse things I could be doing than showing a dog. Truer words never spoken. I will cherish the memories and miss the fun times we shared.

Nancy & Steve Machinton

782w ago

Rick was more that just a friend - his willingness to help and his encouragment both outside and inside the ring will be missed We have all lost another special "dog person"

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