Richard Disario Obituary

Richard was the only love of my life; I was his first wife. No one could take his place. He lived large and I guess he was not ready for family life then. He kept in contact until I adopted a special child in 1989. I am so, so glad that he finally found his great love and a family he could totally embrace. I wish he and his wife could have grown old together. I am glad that he remained faithful to the things he loved and the way he wanted to live. I hope to see him in heaven. (I don't expect anyone to read this. It's been almost 9 years since Richard passed and I only found his obituary recently. I needed to say how much I loved him, have missed him, but always wanted him to be happy and blessed. Reading the other entries, it appears that he was.)

So sorry to hear about Richard. It's been so long. My sister called me to give me the sad news. Aunt Marie and Uncle Rocky were my Godparents and I loved them alot.

I am very sorry for your loss. I was very shocked when I happened acrossed this obituary. It turns out Richard would be my second cousin. His mother and my grandmother were sisters.



My condolences to the entire Disario family.

As a frequent caller to the Mercedes-Benz Club of America's national office, it was usually Richard who answered the phone. His cheerful attitude was infectous.



On behalf of the Sacramento Section please accept our condolences to Richard's family.



Bill Brandt

President

Sacramento Section

Richard gave me one of my first jobs after graduating college and it is with sadness that I hear this news. He was always a kind and caring individual.

Dear Amy and Family,

I stopped by Laughs on Friday to say Hi to Lila, Larry & the gang and heard the news. I am so broken hearted for you and your family. I can not even begin to express my thoughts for you all. Please know that you are truely loved and supported by many. My dear Scott would get the biggest kick out of the banter between Richard, Mike and Larry. Your sweet Richard will be forever missed by all of us.



Lorrie Myers

Dear Amy and Family,

I was saddened to hear of your loss. I felt like I knew Richard so well through the stories my dad, Lee Bonin, would share with me. Especially the stories about that Corvette. Richard was such a dear friend to my dad and I know he will miss him terribly as will you. Again, please accept my condolensces.

With Sympathy,

Gail Bonin Boucher

(Lee Bonin's daughter)

Dear Amy, My heart goes out to you and your family! We just met at the Brown's party in June. You two were such an energy to remember and I will hold on to my only memory of your beloved. I wish for you the best, and, ALWAYS remember YOUR wonderful times you spent with Richard. I imagine you have LOTS of them. Keep him in the present! Best Regards,

Dear Amy,



Our hearts are broken for you. Richard was one of the easiest people in the world to love due to his joyous spirit. We know you will miss him dearly. If ever we could be of help to you please call anytime.



Our Love, Doreen and Howard Burr

My

sincere condolences to the Disario family. Richard was very caring and

always eager to help in anyway he could. I will miss his smile and his

sence of humor. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help at this time.

I will miss your laugh and smile.

I worked in the Media Center at Harrison High School when Richard was the District Media Specialist. I always enjoyed his ready smile and happy attitude. I am sure you all will miss him. I pray you will look to your many happy memories to sustain you as you work through your great loss. God bless you all and keep you in His care. Yours in Christ, Barbara Gilliland <

I remember Richard from both his Elbert and Harrison School days. He was a great co-worker and friend. My sypmathies to his family. May your loving memories of Richard help you through this difficult time.

Please accept my heartfelt condolences to the entire Disario family and to Richards's co-workers at the National Business Office.



Richard was always eager to help and assist. He was an asset to the organization and a real gentleman.

He will be missed, but never forgotten,



Pete Lesler

National Treasurer,

The Mercedes-Benz Club of America

Dear Amy and family,



Richard had the most beautiful voice and exquisite manners. He was honest, efficient, and caring. As the new kid on the block with MBCA this year, Richard and the entire staff of the NBO have taken their time to help me and give me the suuport I needed.



Amy, I don't know you, but my heart goes out to you. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time.



May God keep Richard in his loving care for all Eternity,



Sincerely,



Josie Lesler

National Membership Chairperson,

The Mercedes-Benz Club of America

I had the priviledge of meeting Richard and Amy on a trip out to CO to visit my Grandpa. Richard was my Grandpa's best friend, and took care of him like a son. He gave from his heart and touched the lives of everyone he met in a very positive and lasting way. My condolences to his family and friends.

With Love,

Pam

As a frequent visitor to the Mercedes Benz Club's National Business Office, Richard's smiling face was always there to greet me. His cheerful, positive outlook was contagious! He will be missed- as a coworker, but also as a friend.



My heartfelt sympathies to his family and friends.



Diane Olivieri

MBCA Accountant

Richard was a part of the MBCA National Office "family." He had creative ideas for the Club Store and always went out of his way to help club members. His presence is already missed by the MBCA staff. Our warmest wishes go to his wife, Amy, and their family.

When I would telephone the National Business from 'out West,' Richard was usually the one to answer. His voice was always cheerful and confident. He imparted in his audio manner a quality that reflected so well on the Club, its purpose, and his responsibilities. Our Club's members will miss him dearly.

But Richard was so much more than a 'staffer' at the NBO, and so it is in that light that our thoughts remain with his family throughout these difficult times.

Richard was such a wonderful co-worker! He always had a bright smile for me when I came to work. He was helpful and energetic and I will miss him immensely.

Respectfully,

Richard was always helpful and had a cheerful attitude in his work at the Mercedes-Benz Club Office. We will miss him and our most sincere sympathies go to his family. Ed Johnson, Central Region, MBCA.

Starting as a routine customer in 1988, Richard fast became a joyous addition to our family of friends. His smile, quick wit and lust for living surely continues in the House of God. We were blessed to be a part of his life.

The Mid-Atlantic Region of the MBCA sends our heartfelt condolences for your great loss. Richard will live on in our memories.



Sincerely,

Greg Magnus

Mid-Atlantic Regional Dir.

Will and I have been blessed by having Richard as our friend. We will miss him terribly. It is painful to write these words because we feel the loss is so great. Richard, you really knew how to make us laugh. God be with you and those that love you. We love you, Richard. KWAHERI

Richard, you brought a lot of life to a lot of people! I will miss your smile, and your whit. You were one of the most caring people I ever knew. May God hold you for all of eternity.

Richard's energy and love for life were obvious when I met him in January of 2003. Besides becoming our Store Manager at Mercedes-Benz Club of America Richard quickly became a friend. Richard will be greatly missed. My sympathy goes out to Richard's family.



Respectfully,

David



David Cummings

Executive Director

Mercedes-Benz Club of America

Richard will be missed by all whom he had ever known. He touched so many with his wonderful smile, handshake and giving spirit. He never met a true stranger.



Our thoughts and Prayers are with Amy, family and friends of Richard's.



Renee, Paul and Leah Herbert

I have really enjoyed knowing Richard and will miss his smiling face at the National Business Office. It just won't be the same. God's speed Richard.