Rickie Lee Redick

REDICK Rickie “Rick” Lee 66 of Dayton, passed away peacefully Sunday, July 29, 2018 with his family at his side. Rick leaves to cherish his memory his beloved soulmate of 38 years, Debra Ann (nee Cameron) Redick, four sons and two daughters-in-law Chris Sr. and Kelly Redick, Carl and Melinda Geisel, Jeff “Red” Redick, Jimmy Profitt, two daughters and one son-in-law Barbara and Mike Sr. Davis, Heather Profitt; grandchildren and their spouses Zachary (Jessica) Chapman, Christopher II (Makaya) Redick, Timmy Jr. (Krystal) Boyd, Marisa (Lonnie) Cooley, Anthony Boyd, Rickie Redick, Austin Geisel, Harley Dean Redick Geisel, Cheyenne Geisel, Haley Brown, Michael Davis Jr., Lance Davis, Zoe Profitt, Jimmy Profitt, Jerrod Profitt, Ricky Profitt, Rhonda (Emerson) Nunez, Julia Bennet, Dustin Coy, Kenny Cook Jr. Also surviving are his great-grandchildren Melody, Gavin, Colton, Lucas, Landon, Sophia, Callianne, Zander, Nolan, Kyleena. He also leaves two sisters and brothers-in-law Nancy and Al Hunt, Mary Elaine and Cliff Stamper, two brothers and sisters-in-law Jim and Kelly D. Redick, Bruce and Roxie Redick, best friend Trey and Mary Estes and many other extended family and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents James Lewis and Doris Eileen (nee Claybough) Redick, three great-grandson’s Hunter and Wilder Boyd, Emmett Bennet, three brothers-in-law David Haworth, Mike Cameron, Jerry Burton, nephew Chris Cameron, father and mother-in-law Carl and Norma Cameron. Rick was a 1971 graduate of Northridge High School, was US Naval Veteran, was an HVAC Tech having worked at Sears, Simco and Dayton Heating and Air, was a volunteer for over 5 years at the Boonshoft Museum of Survival and Discovery, he was also an ordained minister performing many weddings for family and friends. Rick loved music was a drummer, bass guitarist and played in a Christian band, loved camping, backpacking and the great outdoors but most of all, he was the love of Debra’s life. There will be a Gathering of Family and Friends at the TOBIAS FUNERAL HOME ENGLEWOOD CHAPEL, 675 West Wenger Road, Monday, August 6, 2018 starting at 11:00 am followed by a Celebration of Rick’s life at 1:00 pm with Brother Larry Thomas presiding. Interment will follow in the Royal Oak Memorial Gardens Mausoleum, Brookville, Ohio.