Birth date: May 6, 1947 Death date: Jul 18, 2010
Richard S. Gard, 63, of Casey, IL passed away at 3:48 p.m. on Sunday, July 18, 2010 at University Hospital, Louisville, KY, the result of a motorcycle accident. He was born May 6, 1947 in Terre Haute, IN, the son of John J. Gard a Read Obituary
Mary, Our deepest sympathy goes out to you during this time. Richard touched the lives of so many people. His talent and heart will greatly be missed. With Deepest Sympathy, Kay Duvall, Casey Danny Duvall, Greenup Donna and Mike Doran, Casey
Mary, My heart is breaking for you and my thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. Richard was at his best when others were at their worst -- he always found a way to use his words or his talents to make things better. He never turned away
Many superlatives come to mind that befit Richard, but the best thing I can say is that he was a friend.
My thoughts and prayers go out to all of Richards famiy. Througout my years in Casey Richard and I had many a conversation. Richard is still one of the most caring individuals I have come to know. He had a deep passion for what he did and the affects
Mary, Our hearts have been so saddened since we received the word about Richard 's accident and death. You have been in our prayers and we will continue to keep you in our thoughts and prayers in the difficult days ahead. We had many wonderful visits
What a tremendous individual! Richard left an imprint on this life in a way that most never take the time to do so! It was an honor to know him and he will be truly missed by all.
Mary, We are praying that the Lord will comfort you with His peace, surround you in His love and encourage you with His presence. Everyone loved Richard for his gentle spirit and giving heart. I have so many fond memories of Richard through the years
Mary, you & your family are in our thoughts & prayers. Such a tragic loss really makes you stop & realize just how fragile life really is. I 'm sure you have comfort in knowing Richard is in a better place. He 's probably watching to see j
Mary- mere words cannot express what I feel and I am sure what you are feeling. Richard touched many lives, and cared about everyone he came in contact with. I loved it when he and I would compare hip surgeries! Please take care of yourself and if you
Richard and I never failed to share a chuckle about the faults and foibles of our politicians when we encountered each other. When I 'm in need of a sweet memory and a good laugh, I 'll remember him fondly in that context. I think he 'll regard that a
