My Uncle Dickie will always be remembered as having the biggest heart and the warmest smile.  He never knew a stranger.  He would always talk about the importance of the basics and techniques in a golf swing. I later had the opportunity to play golf with him!  I had teed up my ball, swung and missed! (The first hole was always my worse).  He told me to relax and focus on the ball.  “Tink!”  That sweet sound when you hit the ball perfectly! Then Dickie teed up his ball.  Now I know where Billy Madison got his swing for the movie!!!!  Seriously?!  He had the most interesting golf swing, but he could hit the ball a country mile!  It was the best day of golfing!  Especially, the few sips of his French Brandy he had stached in his bag!  We will miss you Dickie, but know you are playing golf with Mario and Jesus!  Until we meet again….

Dick was everything a "Big Brother" should be. For him life was a game, a game at which he was very good. His attitude was  picked-up by all who were around him. He genuinely loved life, and he lived it fully. Instead of being sad at his loss, we should be thankful and appreciative  for his being with us for 89 years. I am certain that his loving wife, Billie, good friends like Chet Olive, everyone who knew  him, and his entire family -   especially his "Baby Brother" Tom would join me in saying, "Dick, thanks for being you."    

Tom Myler                                                                                         

In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the Life in your years. "Dickie" was the life of our golfing group, such a pleasure to have been his friend, and enjoy his company. So sorry for his family.

Mike Molloy


Dickie was my only Uncle was the best with his warmth, laughter and storytelling!  When I was a kid (I learned later) that it was he who climbed up the ladder on Christmas Eve to the my second story bedroom to shake the jingle bells and stomp on the roof to get my sister and me to go to sleep -  Santa was here!  If I could have listened hard enough I bet I could have heard him laughing but I was paralyzed in fear.  He was the only one nimble enough in the family to carry out such a task and I would pay large dollars to have heard the conversation that formulated this idea!  Much love to you Dickie.  Cheers to you for a life well lived.

As a kid Mr Myler was  my favorite teacher and the fun guy at Walt Whitman. He was not just a teacher but a friend and was always available  for encouragement and support. Later,  in High School he often attend my sporting events and was always standing on the fence smiling and pumping his fist! I was lucky that later  as an adult I reconnected with Dickey! I told him I was coaching the church softball team and  he quickly said can I play.  He never missed a game and sometimes. Came straight from the golf course.
Dickey was the oldest guy on the team and played with the boys. He always was positive  and still coaching us! 
Later when I had my kids Dicky would stop by my house with cookies pies and cakes for my boys and ask if he could pitch a few to the boys.
What a great guy, teacher , coach , teammate and friend! We will miss you pal!!

Moe will always have a special place in the heart of every Triveri family member. He was an uncle, brother, and dedicated friend to all of us for as long as we can remember. He will be sorely missed. The memories that we have of him visiting in Wheeling will live on forever. 

John Triveri

So blessed to have had You in my life! I Love You with all my Heart!
 Your Buddy, Chet

Sorry for your loss.  Moe was a great friend to our family especially my father.   He would always come visit take dad golfing and visit friends in wheeling.   

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Richard "Dickie" Harlan Myler

27 octobre 1932 – 18 août 2022

Demaine Funeral Home

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