Uncle Dick was an integral part of my life as a young man. Filled the void where there was a need, he was a the voice of reason and brought calm to my otherwise tumultuous life. For that I am forever grateful...

Dear Aunt  Gloria, 
I am so sorry for your loss.  I, of course don't have aa many memories of Uncle Dick as the older cousins,  but the ones I do have are good. They are of a couple of family reunions. Uncle Jim and him playing guitars and singing and lots of laughing. They gave me a guitar when I was young, I never did get the hang of it. My son, Spencer took lessons and is working on learning.  I hope he can one day entertain us as Dick and Jim  did for our family. My mom says he was one of the wittiest people she knew. She spoke of him recently being at the Norwich post office, everyone around him while he entertained them. I think, mostly at his littlest sister's expense...lol. My dad always said he was the best salesman,  could sell ice to an Eskimos. I am sorry our family is so spread out and sees so little of each other, but we can still think of each other, pray for one another and love one another. 
I  send you much love, Aunt Gloria.
Shannon Pollock  McDonald

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Richard E. Champany

September 13, 1937 – October 26, 2023

Kiser-Rose Hill Funeral Home

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