We will miss you Uncle Dick. My thoughts of you are with Noriko,dad and all our loved ones who have gone before you. Rest In Peace. Until we meet again.  Love Trish 

From the Comfort Keepers family to yours, it was our pleasure to have known and worked with such an amazing man. Thank you Linda  and the Hain family for allowing us into your lives.

 I did not know Uncle Dick very well  but in the conversations I had with him I knew he was a good man. His positive attitude  & sincerity always made me feel comfortable when I talked with him.He always made it easy even when things were not going well for him. Reading his obituary saddened me, there was so much I didn't know about my uncle.  I am glad to hear he had so many good friends in his life  to help him through the good  and bad times. Thank you for all the love & support you have given him. 

Love Beki 

Uncle Dick,
Me and the whole family are  going to miss you dearly.  I really enjoyed our  visits to San Antonio with my grand parents and my brother and the times we spent together. You made us always look forward to those visits and you were such a great host always making it about us.

The  every other year visits to our grandparents place when we were growing up was the coolest thing. We always looked forward to seeing you and Noriko while we were staying there for a few days during the summer school break.. Noriko would always cook up something special for us to eat and of course we had to use the chopsticks. I wasn't very good at using them but it was fun.

I always enjoyed our phone conversations the last several years. We would talk sports and always  about the cowboys and Spurs upcoming seasons.  You were the toughest person I ever met battling  and refusing to quit the last three and a half years of your life . You and Norko are now together  in  a better place.

I will always love you.
Robert W Hain Jr

I met Dick in 1986 and consider myself privileged to have considered him a friend.  Even with his illness his spirit was of giving to others and living a life with few regrets.  We both shared a battle with aging and the woes that come with it and had some personal visits where he lifted my spirits even though he had a harder fight on his hands than I did.   Few of us can say we have led a life as Dick led his, with honor, dignity, generosity and valor until his last day.  I, and many others, will truly miss this great man.

I first met Dick over 20 years ago.   Over the years I witnessed this man tested under adversity and success.    Even in the midst of his last illness, he was concerned for the benefit of others.  He did things many will never know, understand or fully appreciate that had impact for the benefit of others.    

What a wonderful man, my Uncle Dick!  
In my younger years, he was a larger-than-life figure to me. When Dick and Noriko would visit my grandparents in Ohio, I was always mesmerized by his Air Force uniform and interesting stories. ...and of course, Aunt Noriko's cooking!

Later, when Noriko passed, I really got to know my uncle in a deeper way.  We met up a few times when travel took me to San Antonio. He graciously hosted me at his house where we shared stories about him, my dad and Noriko.  Who knew?.... the summer after high school graduation, he was a stage actor and barnstormed towns along the Ohio River while living and acting on a riverboat!
 
I will miss our phone calls, his sense of humor, positive outlook, and straightforward conversations.
RIP Uncle Dick.

OBITUARY

Richard Milton Hain

September 17, 1932 – July 23, 2018

Sunset North Funeral Home

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