Richard Aeschbach

Sincere condolences to Karen and the Aeschbach Family on Dick's passing. Knowing Dick as his classmate from 6th-grade thru HS was an education outside of the classroom. I learned that a 1967 Mustang's tires could smoke, going into 3rd gear! Thanks, Dick, for being a good, loyal friend to so many . . . RIP, buddy! Dan Simms

There are some people you meet that shine brighter than the Sun . That was Rich . He just had a way about him that would make you have the biggest smile .He had a wonderful sense of humor and great laugh. Being around him you just felt happy .He loved his beautiful wife Karen with all his heart and soul . After 48 years , they were still two crazy kids in love .So many lives were touched by his kindness and generosity .He was truly one the good guys but , far to humble to ever think of himself in that way .Rich was a rare blend of love, kindness and humor all wrapped up into a beautiful soul .No matter what name you knew him by , Rich , Dick or Kung . I call him LOVED.May god bless you and comfort all of you and wrap you in a warm big bear hug .

I always found Rich to have a willing laugh and a great sense of humor. I havent seen him since I moved away in 2012 so I just read the sad news of his passing.God Bless you all.

I will fondly remember my brother Rich, he was the youngest of the Aeschbach Boys. When we were young in the 1950's we would go to town with our Dad and sit in the car while he did his business, we would send Rich in to get money from Dad so we could go to Blaskee's Store to get some candy, Dad always gave him money we could never get any but Rich always did. I'm not surprised Rich was a successful businessman he was always a little adventurous, There was one time when I was a home I think Dad was making supper when we got a call from Rich he was in Arizona. That was unusual because he was only 15. He had went out there with a family friend and never told anyone until he got there. My Dad was ferrous when Rich all I remember is he wanted to talk to our friend and Dad told him to get him home immediately. That little jaunt gave Rich the thrill for adventure. When he was in high school he had a VW bug and for grin's the packed I think the number I remember is they had 26 kids packed in the car, honestly I don't know how they did it. Then that same VW bug there was one of the Hildebrant boys that had a body shop and talked Rich into letting him paint the cat in a paisley print all over the car. Went Rich brought the bug home I thought the Old man would go ballistic, Rich had to take it back and have it repainted. There are some many more stories of Rich that we all have and these are what we have to remember him by as we all move forward. He will always be in our hearts.Tommy Aeschbach