"Dick" was peacefully called home to be with his Lord, after 25 valiant years with prostate cancer; born in Tucson's "Stork's Nest", eldest grandson to J.O. Power of "Power Ranches". Survived by his wife, Connie of nearly 54 years; sons, Jim (Vony), Ken, Joel (Annette); granddaughters, Christina and Samantha; his siblings, Edith, Veda and Doug. Dick loved serving his Savior Jesus Christ, family, friends and church thru his passion, wit and hands as a farmer, teacher, musician (with sax and clarinet), husband, father and minister. He retired from the U of A Ag. Dept. in '90. He then volunteered as a handy tradesman with a mobile missions group. Contributions may be given to missions. Services are with FUNERARIA DEL ANGEL on University.
"Dick" was peacefully called home to be with his Lord, after 25 valiant years with prostate cancer; born in Tucson's "Stork's Nest", eldest grandson to J.O. Power of "Power Ranches". Survived by his wife, Connie of nearly 54 years; sons, Jim (Vony), Ken, Joel (Annette); granddaughters, Christina and Samantha; his siblings, Edith, Veda and Doug. Dick loved serving his Savior Jesus Christ, family, friends and church thru his passion, wit and hands as a farmer, teacher, musician (with sax and clarinet), husband, father and minister. He retired from the U of A Ag. Dept. in '90. He then volunteered as a handy tradesman with a mobile missions group. Contributions may be given to missions. Services are with FUNERARIA DEL ANGEL on University.
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