So sad to hear of your loss Sky, Paula & Nancy. Always enjoyed Richard's visits to the Saturday Farmer's Market & his visiting my booth. What a character! Take care & hold your fondest memories close to your hearts! Hugs!

Glo Anderson

Richard was a talented photographer. Richard had an

awesome sense of humor. He was able to enter a room and keep folks laughing!

He met with challenges in his life but he perservered!

Wherever you transition to,I know that you will keep laughter

I knew Richard in Berkeley in the 1970’s. He was a member of a small group of us who called ourselves the Parker Street boys. It was a heady time of youth, where we all learned how to be adults together. Richard was always a good source of advice on advice on how to keep our old beater volkswagons running. We also had a boating contingent, and Richards experience as a Sea Scout was welcomed. He was the artist among us, even filming and producing a short adult movie which impressed us, having a redeeming social message along with great footage. Richard was also the photographer among us, taking the most professional photos and teaching me darkroom techniques. Our group has stayed in touch for almost 50 years and Richard has always joined in keeping us all together. I miss my Parker Street brother as I know the others do, too. Rest In Peace, Richard.

Tom McFarling

We were saddened at hearing of the loss of our dear friend, Richard. I will remember his smile, quiet demeanor, his photographic eye and his love of plants especially his bonsais. I was happy to have known him and his kindness and interest with our sons Cyrus and Alfred. I know he is at peace now. Gila and Richard