Very sad to hear about Rich passing. At LHS he was such a big personality, great friend and fun guy that always kept us laughing with his corny sayings....usually egged on by Wheatley! RIP old friend. Thoughts go out to his family and friends.
So very sorry to hear about Rich's passing. We were lab partners at Diamond Junior High (alphabetical order) and completed all of the required experiments well before the end of the year. Our science teacher Mrs. Burns asked us if we would recreate the last ten experiments on videotape so that the stragglers could at least see them to know what wss supposed to happen prior to finals. We heard that they were still using those tapes for a number of years after that. Godspeed my friend. Love and prayers for Rich's wife, family and friends!
My sincere condolences to Rich's family. I know he will be missed by many. I have such fond and fun memories of Rich in High School. He always kept us laughing. Again, my condolences to all who's life he touched.
Meredith Viano
Rich devoted his life to public service as a Lexington PD officer. I remember playing ice hockey with him and his Dad at Hayden. I also remember him as a good guy with a big heart and personality.
I met Rich in Diamond JHS and would remain friends with him through LHS and beyond. Rich could be best described as a great guy who was decicated to his family, friends and community. He will be sorely missed by all. My deepest sympathies to his family. Rest In Peace my Friend.
So saddened to hear about Rich. He was a wonderful person who always had a smile on his face and you looked forward to seeing him in the hallways. He had a commanding presence when he was on duty with the Police in the Center. I remember when I flew light airplanes in High School I took Rich up for a ride and we had many a laugh about it for a time after as I really put a scare in him. My condolences to his family. Rest well my good friend.
Have some recollection of him practicing hockey, skating at the old res. I was not a hockey player myself but just a pond skater. I think about him and my classmates often when I go skating there. This is a shock to me. So sorry to see him go.
I am very saddened to hear about Rich. We traded emails last year about going to the gun club to go shooting and he let me know that he was not doing well. I remember when we started the LHS Rifle Club in 10th grade. I also remember how Rich helped me when the dry cleaners were already closed and I needed my dry cleaning for my wedding rehearsal dinner. That was an interesting evening. Always a kind smile and another jolly joker in class. Rest in piece my friend.
Patrick Carberry
Very sad to hear about Rich passing. At LHS he was such a big personality, great friend and fun guy that always kept us laughing with his corny sayings....usually egged on by Wheatley! RIP old friend. Thoughts go out to his family and friends.
Rick Carberry
Marshfield, MA
Stephen Hamilton
So very sorry to hear about Rich's passing. We were lab partners at Diamond Junior High (alphabetical order) and completed all of the required experiments well before the end of the year. Our science teacher Mrs. Burns asked us if we would recreate the last ten experiments on videotape so that the stragglers could at least see them to know what wss supposed to happen prior to finals. We heard that they were still using those tapes for a number of years after that. Godspeed my friend. Love and prayers for Rich's wife, family and friends!
Meredith Viano
My sincere condolences to Rich's family. I know he will be missed by many. I have such fond and fun memories of Rich in High School. He always kept us laughing. Again, my condolences to all who's life he touched.
Meredith Viano
Richard Palm
Rich devoted his life to public service as a Lexington PD officer. I remember playing ice hockey with him and his Dad at Hayden. I also remember him as a good guy with a big heart and personality.
Arthur Osborn
I met Rich in Diamond JHS and would remain friends with him through LHS and beyond. Rich could be best described as a great guy who was decicated to his family, friends and community. He will be sorely missed by all. My deepest sympathies to his family. Rest In Peace my Friend.
Frank Tocci
So saddened to hear about Rich. He was a wonderful person who always had a smile on his face and you looked forward to seeing him in the hallways. He had a commanding presence when he was on duty with the Police in the Center. I remember when I flew light airplanes in High School I took Rich up for a ride and we had many a laugh about it for a time after as I really put a scare in him. My condolences to his family. Rest well my good friend.
Edward Ganshirt
Have some recollection of him practicing hockey, skating at the old res. I was not a hockey player myself but just a pond skater. I think about him and my classmates often when I go skating there. This is a shock to me. So sorry to see him go.
Lanning Levine
I am very saddened to hear about Rich. We traded emails last year about going to the gun club to go shooting and he let me know that he was not doing well. I remember when we started the LHS Rifle Club in 10th grade. I also remember how Rich helped me when the dry cleaners were already closed and I needed my dry cleaning for my wedding rehearsal dinner. That was an interesting evening. Always a kind smile and another jolly joker in class. Rest in piece my friend.