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Richard Paddack Obituary
Richard Leon Paddack
July 1, 1955
February 24, 2024
Richard Leon Paddack 68, passed away on 24 Feb. 2024 at home. He was born in Lebanon, Indiana on 1 July 1955 to Richard L. Paddack Sr. and Sally Witt.
After graduation, he enlisted in the marines. He married his wife Pam in 1979 and they had 3 children. Rick is survived by his wife Pam, his children Sally (Daniel), Steven (Lisa) and Stephanie (Damon). 10 grandchildren and 1 great grandbaby on the way.
Services are at 11:00AM Saturday 2 March 2024 at Living Hope Church 640 Manitou Blvd. CS,C 80904 with a reception following at 4825 Astrozon Blvd. CS,C 80916 at the clubhouse. All are welcome to attend.
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Jessica Sandoval
March 2, 2024
One of many most cherished memories of Rick was when I had my first son. My husband was in a terrible accident and I had a brand new baby. Nobody would be at home to help me so Rick and Pam invited me to stay with them until family came into town. After the first sleepless night I got up so tired and upset. Rick made me a cup of coffee, gave me the biggest papa bear hug, took the baby and told me to go lay back down for some rest. He was always the best papa to any of the kids that came through. He will be missed so much!
Stephanie Pope
March 2, 2024
Daddy i love and miss you. I hate that you are not here with me and momma.
Peggy and Randy Norris
March 2, 2024
My Condolences to Richard's family. My you rest in peace Richard. PAM my love and prayers are with you and your family, I'm so sorry to hear this. Call me if you need anything
Doug & Nita Paddack
March 1, 2024
Love you Rick. We will miss you.
Sally Templeton
February 29, 2024
Love you Dad
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