Rest in Peace Ricky ... you were a fun loving person and I enjoyed competing in sports with you and your brother (Danny) as kids.God Bless our Viking Brother
I first met Ricky when I was in the 5th grade at Woodrow Wilson elementary school. Ricky was a 4th grader. I met his older brother Danny at the same time. Ricky came from a very strong family-his dad (Joe) and his mom (Bea) were the best. With Joe and Bea, family always came first. It is easy to see where Ricky got his gentle and loving demeanor. Ricky was a very kind and gentle soul. When I think of Ricky, the first thing I picture is his genuine, warming smile. He was always smiling. He was always the first to offer a helping hand to others. I never met his wife or his children but I have heard from close friends over the years that he was a loving, husband, father and grandfather. Ricky you are missed by many and you will live in our hearts forever. Scooter.
Gary Tandberg (1967)
Rest in Peace. Condolences to the family. Great to you Ricky.Ralph Martin (1967)
Rest in Peace Ricky ... you were a fun loving person and I enjoyed competing in sports with you and your brother (Danny) as kids.God Bless our Viking Brother
Sharon Whalen (Talsma (Previously Johnson)) (1967)
So sorry to hear of the loss of another fellow Viking. RIP friend
Michael Wilkinson (1967)
I am very sorry to learn of Richard's passing. He was a true gentleman. Rest in Peace, Ricky.
Ron Johnson (1967)
we made each other better baseball players....go Pogo's...may god have mercy on us all
Vincent Acosta (1967)
rest in peace Ricky!!! you were always such a nice guy.
Floyd Michaelson (1967)
Rest In Peace, Ricky.
Charles Bock (1966)
I first met Ricky when I was in the 5th grade at Woodrow Wilson elementary school. Ricky was a 4th grader. I met his older brother Danny at the same time. Ricky came from a very strong family-his dad (Joe) and his mom (Bea) were the best. With Joe and Bea, family always came first. It is easy to see where Ricky got his gentle and loving demeanor. Ricky was a very kind and gentle soul. When I think of Ricky, the first thing I picture is his genuine, warming smile. He was always smiling. He was always the first to offer a helping hand to others. I never met his wife or his children but I have heard from close friends over the years that he was a loving, husband, father and grandfather. Ricky you are missed by many and you will live in our hearts forever. Scooter.