Richard Ivan Heigh
December 31, 1912 - September 28, 2002
Obituary
Richard Ivan HEIGH
Richard was born December 31, 1912 and passed away September 28, 2002. He is survived by Marie, his beloved wife of 65 years and his five children, Jerry Carol Heigh, Ken Lynn Heigh, Nancy Pat Pike, Steve Heigh and Rick Heigh. He was also the proud grandparent of grandchildren, Kelli and Mark Foster, Katie and Dennis Gilmore, Brian Heigh, Stacie Heigh, Jaye and Todd Zern and Lesley Dryden, Jeff Pike and Alaina Heigh, Max Heigh and Robbie Heigh. Richard was born in Hyannis, Nebraska and moved to Burien in 1947. He was a longtime employee of Peter Kewitt and Son until he started his own landscaping business. He retired in 1974. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 AM Tuesday, October 1, 2002 followed by a reception at Bonney-Watson, Parker Chapel, 900 SW 146th, Burien. Remembrances are asked to be sent to Childrens Hospital or the American Cancer Society. Please sign the online guest book at www.bonneywatson.com.
Marie, Jerry and Carol,
Sorry to hear that Dick passed away. He was a very kind and good man.
I really got to know Dick while I was building his home on 5th pl. South. It was a real joy working with Dick and Marie. He was the only customer I ever had who spent more time on the job site then the foreman. It was a pleasue and a honor to get to know him.
Sorry we were not able to attend the service.
Marie, Jerry and Carol,
Sorry to hear that Dick passed away. He was a very kind and good man.
I really got to know Dick while I was building his home on 5th pl. South. It was a real joy working with Dick and Marie. He was the only customer I ever had who spent more time on the job site then
the construction foreman. It was a pleasue and a honor to get to know him.
Sorry we were not able to attend the service.
Marie, Jerry and Carol,
Sorry to hear that Dick passed away. He was a very kind and good man.
I really got to know Dick while I was building his home on 5th pl. South. It was a real joy working with Dick and Marie. He was the only customer I ever had who spent more time on the job than the construction forman.
It was a pleasue and a honor to get to know him.
Sincerely Nanci and John
Marie, Jerry and Carol,
Sorry to hear that Dick passed away. He was a very kind and good man.
I really got to know Dick while I was building his home on 5th pl. South. It was a real joy working with Dick and Marie. He was the only customer I ever had who spent more time on the job than the construction forman.
It was a pleasue and a honor to get to know him.
Sincerely Nanci and John
Dick was a good neighbor…Jack always enjoyed talking with him. We often think about the home-grown tomatoes he use to leave on our porch. Sorry we were not able to attend his service.
Being fatherless most of my life, I looked to Uncle Dick, Jerry, Kenny, and my other uncles as role models.
Uncle Dick was always kind and generous to me and my family. He was always genuinely interested in my well being, greeting me with “How’s Ed?”. I always knew that he was there and that if I needed anything, he’d provide. I’ll miss him dearly.
Jerry, Carol, and family, We are sorry to hear about your father. Please offer our condolecences to the rest of your family.
Mary and Levi
In behalf of my father, A.D. Curran, and all of our family; we wish to extend our condolences to Dick’s family.
Jerry and Carol,
We are so sorry to hear about the passing of your father. It is always difficult to find words to express our feelings when we have lost someone we love so much. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family today and in the days to come. May you find comfort in the love and caring of your many friends. God Bless you all.
Dear Jerry and Carol,
My deepest sympathies to you and your family. You are all in my prayers.
Love, Maxine
Jerry,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family as you say good-bye to your dad. God Bless you,
Shawn