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Kelsey Ray
June 24, 2024

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June 24, 2024

Kelsey Ray
June 24, 2024

Kelsey Ray
June 24, 2024
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Kelsey Ray
June 24, 2024

Kelsey Ray
June 24, 2024
Kelsey Ray
June 24, 2024
Was thinking about "Uncle Dick" today after a visit home to St. Louis, and couldn't help looking up his old yearbook photos. No surprise he was voted Most Fun. A little surprised about Pep Club. We miss him!!! <3

Paul Burke
January 10, 2024
The two photos are from 2010, when Dick was more "himself." The top photo, in B&W, is from Alton, Illinois, across the Missouri River from Saint Louis, That's a life-sized statue of Abraham Lincoln. Dick didn't hesitate when I suggested that he pose with Abe. The bottom photo, in color, was taken in his former home on Ladue Road in Creve Coeur. The house was sold in 2022 and, regrettably, razed by new owners, who built a new house on the magnificent lot. Here's the Lincoln shot in color. --- Paul Burke

Paul W. Burke
January 10, 2024

Paul W. Burke
January 10, 2024

Paul W. Burke
January 10, 2024
Paul W. Burke
January 10, 2024
Kirkwood H.S. sent me these yearbook photos from 1977, 1978 and 1979 of Professor Shearer. I am told he was known for following the dress code (coat and tie) until he got tenure and showed up in jeans, cowboy boots and hat. Always a rebel! --- Paul Burke, 1/10/24
Todd Shearer
January 7, 2024
Goodby Pops. Remember the good times, ypu loved to travel and are now free
Todd
Pam Martin
January 7, 2024
I worked with Dick in the capacity of his move manager when he moved into an independent living community. He was such an interesting and one of my most memorable clients. He made an impression with all of the girls who worked at his house. He was quite a handful, he would just laugh at me when I told him how much of his treasures couldn't move with him. He traveled so much and every piece had a long interesting story. I had the pleasure to meet Marty, his niece and Paul, his long time friend through the process. Paul has been an invaluable resource for me to the end. Dick was a part of my life for about the last 3 years of his life as his health needs changed. He was quite a handful with his risque jokes, but always had a ready laugh. You will be missed.
Pam Martin, Goldilocks Solutions
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