No picture provided.
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| Spouse: |
JoAnn Ringer Berry
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| Children: |
Michael R. Berry
Rick L. Berry
Ted J. Berry
Scott A. Berry
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| Grandchildren: |
Geoffrey Berry
David Berry
Kathleen Berry
Michelle Berry
Renee Berry
Jennifer Berry
Jessica Berry
Seth Berry
Great Grandchild
Tyler Staedler
Nathan Staedler
Alexis Nelson
Emily Berry
Ethan Nelson
Lydia Berry
Chase Berry
Dylan Berry
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| Parents: |
Don Wayne Berry Sr.
Gladys A. Berry
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| Siblings: |
Robert E. Berry
(Richard's twin)
Don W. Berry Jr.
Joan Berry Edgar
David Berry
James Berry
Thomas Berry
Charles Berry
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| Grandparents: |
None listed
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Cemetery Location Map to Gravesite |
Birth Date: 2/25/1929
Death Date: 9/14/2001
Washington Park East Cemetery
Cloisters # 8, Section N-C, Crypt 7 D, Level 1
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| Richard "Dick' was born in Indianapolis, Indiana and had a twin brother, Robert. He was a good husband and father to his four sons. When any of the family needed help, he was in there to help with the job or offer any information he could.He worked hard at his job at Allison's Transmission. He received several awards for improving jobs for workers to run and received a letter of recognition and appreciation of a job well done from the Convention Center, where he worked part time for events. He also worked at the "500" mile Race Track in May and August as a guard. He had over 30 men working under him, and was liked by all. He never had a bad thing to say about any of these men."He is missed very much." |
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Picture taken after starting to date.
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Dressed the way he went to work.
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He stood as a guard at the door of events at the Convention Center.
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He was a "jack of all trades" when it came to any kind of repair.
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1958 He lost his finger while working at Allison's. He loved making people laugh by making it look like his finger was in his nose.
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1987 Family Picture.
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1992, checking out the new roof and trying to get the courage to come down.
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1998. Our 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebration.
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2000, taken after Parkinson's disease took a bad hold on him. The disease progressed fast, he passed on September 14, 2001.
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