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Rick and I met in Milton, at Lowes, July 19, 2022. He was a Cashier on Register 11. One of his first comments was, “where you been, I’ve been waiting for you all day?” My reply, “I got here as soon as I could!” I told him I was gonna send Lowes a thank you note on his behalf … for such excellent customer service.

Every single minute of our time together was pure joy Rick … nothing but pleasure and happiness. GOD was so good to us babe. As you said, “our life seemed like one miracle after another.”

I’m going today to see the apartment you reserved for us, in Stuart. I’ll sit on the bench and watch the sunset just like you said we’d do.

Sandy’s here with me babe. She’s cried enough tears for both of us . Neither of us understand, but we both know our heavenly FATHER has a plan.

I’m remembering all our days, nights, hours, minutes and seconds together. Never a cross or harsh word, nothing but love, laughter, and happiness. There were plans and hope, for a fantastic future together.  Was so looking forward to meeting and being your family.

Remember babe, When we get to
the end of our lives together,
the things we possessed won't matter,
what will matter is that
I HAD YOU AND YOU HAD ME. I just never imagined, the end of my world would come so soon. 

So, I’ll sit on that bench at sunset today and tell you how much I miss you, how much I need you, what a wonderful man you are and how much of a blessing you were to me. Until we meet again sweetheart, I’ll always love you … MOSTEST! Cheryl Ann

Rick and I were members of Martin County High School Class of 1966.  I remember him as a fun loving guy with a wonderful smile. We had lost touch over the years. So sorry for the loss of this wonderful man.

Working with Rick was always a pleasure. He was a professional in all ways, a good person to be associated with and will surely be missed.
RIP Rick
Michael OBrien

Pepa will be missed so much. Kj misses you and is very sad you’re gone. I remind him that he has so many great memories together from going to the movies, watching base ball,  all the long talks, and so much more. 
            Love kj “bunny boy”

I will never forget us cooking in the kitchen, both being gator fans and giving mom gator stuff because she a Seminole fan. We had a lot of laughs, and a ton of memories. I’ll never forget you. I was always closer to you than anyone else. Love you pepa. 
         Love Brittanie joe

Scenic 90 Cafe Pensacola…we loved having breakfast there! 

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Richard Wayne Bussell

May 3, 1948 – December 2, 2022

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