Our sincerest condolences to Patsy, Shona, Sheldon and family. We have many great memories of our time together in Fort St. John. Rest in peace our friend. Glen and Darlene Dillabaugh and Family

Deepest condolences to (mom) Pat & family. I had the pleasure of working with dick for many years. He was a legend & mentor all in 1 pkg. No matter how tough the jobs got he always had a solution. The experience & wisdom that he shared with me will last for ever. R.I.P. my friend.🍻 Rick Anhorn

Dick was a legend of a man! Always smiling and ready with a great joke or anecdotal remark , working with him was a blast he knew how to put people in the right place at the right time and make everyone feel at home . Pat would come out to the job site with lunch some days and it was the best home cooked food we ever had. We were all so grateful for that and the camaraderie he shared with us made the days go by fast . Knowing him was to love him He also forgot more about farming and pipelining than most ever learned, A great wealth of knowledge. I always listed when he spoke because there was a great lesson to be learn every time. Thanks for all the great memories my friend may the wind be at your back and the beer cold where ever you are ! My condolences to Pat and family it truly is a great loss , Sincerly Spencer Stephenson Happy Valley

Worked with Dick years ago pipelining with Woodland. When the job was going good it didn't take too many beer clouds to shut the job down and head to the bar for a few well deserved beers. Always loved running into Dick just to talk about the old times. Gonna be missed bud.