Richard Colschen

Birth date: Nov 28, 1930 Death date: Mar 5, 2009

Richard L. Colschen, 78, of Clinton died Thursday, March 5, 2009 at his home. Cremation rites have been accorded. All services will be private. The Clinton Chapel Snell-Zornig Funeral Home and Crematory is in charge of the arrange Read Obituary

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Reiland And Raab Family

890w ago

We are all very sorry to hear about the passing of Richard. We often wondered how he was doing but time just seems to pass you by and often it becomes to late, we are truely very sorry. He is now in good hands with his wife and other family that has passed on. I know for sure my Dad was one of the first to greet him at the Pearly Gates. My Dad thought the world of Richard and would often stop to visit until he wasn't able to do so anymore. I'm sure he will have to visit the interstate power company in the sky to see all his co-workers that have passed before him.....Please know that our hearts and prayers are with you and your family...In Loving Memory of Duane Reiland

Mel & Marlene Hagen

890w ago

We were saddened to see Dick has passed on. Please know that he was in our thoughts many, many times since moving out of the neighborhood. He was a great neighbor. He will not be forgotton.

Mel & Marlene

Deb Broadrick

890w ago

To the Family, So sorry about Dick passing. He was a joy to talk to when I came to the house. He had some rough times in the last few years. I hope he is feeling better now with Alice by his side. Remember the good times.

Cathy (Hilbert) Buelow

890w ago

Steve, I am very sorry to hear of the loss of your father. My family sends you our deepest sympathies.

Bruce And Jill Kreider

890w ago

Sorry to hear about the loss of your father Steve. You are in our thoughts.

Glenda Stormes Bice

890w ago

Richy, you old coot. What would I have done with out you that one summer.

Last weekend when I was home I drove by that mailbox I knocked off on my first day. ROTFL! Next time I am going over to Illinois to see if I remember where you drove the truck in the ditch when we both feel asleep sniffing that long gas line from Thompson south. Or that time those geese scared me to death when I was out painting poles with you?

I could go on and on. You were my best time of any summer job I had.

Say hi to Dad.

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