Richard G. Phares

Richard G. Phares

Paul, JoElla and family, my thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time.

Paul and JoElla, So sorry to hear of Rick's passing. We have many memories of him. Know he will be missed. Our love and sympathy to you

Phares family, please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers as you say your final goodbyes to Rick. I first met Rick when I was in grade school. He lived across the street from a friend. He sure was a character back then. Then when I worked at Tri-ko Rick was one of "my guys" for awhile. Never a dull moment and you just never new what he was gonna say next. Brings a smile to my face thinking of some of the Rick moments. Rejoice in the memories of your special angel. He is up with his momma probably talking her leg off now! I remember when she would come to visit him and it was the highlight of his week! Defineately one of a kind!

Sorry we can't be there with you. You are in our hearts. Love to all

Uncle Ricky: Play country music, shoot pool and play checkers. Give my love to all. Paul, JoElla and Family: May God Bless You for your devoted love, attention and care to Ricky. Ricky had a great brother and family.

So sorry to hear that you have lost Ricky. I will always smile when I think of Ricky, lots of memories of growing up in our neighborhood and him on his bicycle stopping and spending some time with us. I'm sure he's smiling down on you now.

I remember riding his bike and being at the pool everyday. You know he is in heaven has now we all have a true angel watching us all.

Good bye Rick. Thank you Paul and Jo for everything you did for Rick. I'm sorry I cannot be there with you all but I am thinking of all of you.

Paul & JoElla, You are in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless!

Paul, JoElla and families, I am sorry to hear of Ricky's passing, but he was a special person who got to spend some time here with us here on earth.

Paul & Jo Ella, so sorry to hear of Ricks passing. He was always such a fun special guy. Your family is in our prayers.

I remember Ricky riding his bike almost everyday to Kingsolver Drug Store where he would sit at the end of the counter and order a coke. He would tell us what his adventure was going to be for the day. Then he was off to find it, whether it was to the record store, swimming, or just riding around. When he had somewhere in mind he wanted to go, there was no stopping him :-) He most generally always had a smile on his face.

So sorry to here of your loss he was always so pleasant and friendly!

God Bless his soul! What a guy. I always enjoyed visiting with him. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.