Birth date: Jun 24, 1942 Death date: Jul 24, 2020
Richard F. Andresen June 24, 1942 to July 24, 2020 Richie’s battle with cancer came to its conclusion on Friday, the 24th of July 2020. This former New York City Transit Authority Police Officer also honorably served his country Read Obituary
Richie was like a big brother to me. I didn’t know Richie for to long, but the time I did it was great times. I will never ever forget him from the SCHOG INC Camping to monthly meetings to the awesome rides.
Richie was a man you could count on and trust
RIP Brother Richie
Until we meet again
I remember Richie from the time I was 5-he and the brothers and Aunt Helen came to visit In Cleveland. The were sporadic visits to NYC to see Nana and Pop and the boys. I had some adventures with them in the teen years! Richie was always the leader of the pack and made sure we had a good time. As we met in our older years, nothing was different-he was always thoughtful and generous. When he met Darleen there was a new sparkle in his eyes. His family was the most important thing always.
Rest In Peace Richie-I love you always.
Ritchie was always a great friend. We all had many great times together on camping trips & SCHOG events. I will truly miss him and it won't be the same without him. RIP till we meet again brother. I know Ritchie, Walt, Allen & Anna are all having a good time together right now.
Richard was more than a brother to me. He was a surrogate father, protector, defender, advisor, confidant, consoler, and much more. He was my hero! If I was right he stood by my side, if I was wrong he straighten me out, but no matter what, his love was unwavering and he always had my back! 💔💔💔
One of the greatest men I’ve ever known An Uncle who filled the void as a Dad when he needed to Loved his family more than anything else on earth he will be greatly missed but always in my heart Hope you’re partying hard with Daddy and Uncle George 💙
Richie, I think I will miss camping with you and Darleen the most! Loved your stories, sense of humor and eyes sparkled when you laughed, which was quite often. You also make the best eggs on your grill. Rest In Peace. So honored to know you
I always loved his smile, sense of humor and always giggled when he revved his engine on his trike. I truly miss him.
Richie was a Good Man. I will miss him.
Thank you Richie for all the fun we shared during the SCHOGinc camping events and, finally, letting me help with your grill. Your talks were always fun and your humor spot on. Now you can help Heaven do better. You are, and will continue to be missed on this mortal earth by your friends and family.
Love, condolences, thoughts and prayers to all of your family and friends left behind.
Marty and Ann Turner
Richie's mother was my father's little sister. When we were kids we lived a few blocks from one another in the Washington Heights area of Manhattan. He, George and Pete were my brothers from another mother. I will always miss them.
