To all who miss Dick. It has been almost a month now and no e-mails from Dick. How I miss them!!! Prayers, jokes and sometimes just a photo. he was a thoughtful and loving man and I miss him! I know he is God's loving arms and that must be a great comfort to his friends and relatives alike. God has blessed each and everyone of us who knew him.

A true Christian, Friend and Good Man has left us to go home where we shall one day meet again.

Dick will surely be missed, he was such a wonderful neighbor and friend at Willow Creek Apartments in the early 80's.

My condolences,
Ramon Davis

We wanted to say how sorry we are for your lose. Dick has been a friend for many years and a special friend of Ron and Joann Jackson who are good friends of ours and is how we met him. He was a great person and will be missed. Again, our thoughts and prayers are with everyone who knew him. Delores and Tommy Dennis

Wow, what a shock as I just heard the news. I can think back to many funny times with Dick in Germany, Columbus, New Orleans, Atlanta and most recently over lunch last month at Dinwiddie County's Pamplin Park. Dick refused to let me pay. That was Dick, always generous, always helping others and always with a smile seeing the good in life. He gave me a copy of one of the camouflage Gideon's Bibles that he had shipped over to our troops in the Middle East. I am glad that Dick was doing the Lord's work at Smyrna Baptist Church, the Southside Regional Medical Center and through the military Bible program. Dick will be missed and everybody whose life he touched will always carry a little bit of "Uncle Dickie" with them. I want to extend my condolences to Dick's family during this difficult time.
John Fox
Winchester, VA

I had the pleasure to work with Dick at Kraft Foods and have the fondest memories of those times. Dick had a great sense of humor and would always share a funny moment to lift your spirits and make you chuckle. Even after his retirement we have stayed in touch, I will miss his humorous stories and jokes- his smile will be truly missed!

Dick always found some happiness in whatever he did and tried to share as much of that as he could with whom ever was around. Generous and funny. That's the last rememberance I have of Dick as he drove off in his Jeep. That's how I'll always remember him.

It was an honor & pleasure to have had the opportunity to work with Dick in Richmond. He was always so willing to take the time to talk to you & help you.
I'm glad he got to retire & enjoy the next chapter of his life. I'm sorry that next chapter was cut short.
Dick will always be our thoughts.
Sharing in your sadness today,
Sue

Norma and Ed our prayers for strength and compassion go out to you and your family. If there is anything we can do at this difficult time. Anything at all...

My husband John and I have known Dick for over 20 years and since then he has been a big part of our lives. Our children called him Uncle Dickie as did many of his other friends. He will be dearly missed by many, but never forgotten. We had some awesome adventures with Dick and many great memories. Our heartfelt condolences to his family.

dmulliniks@heaven.com
We love you Dick.We will miss you very much.
We have never had a truer friend than you. You have loved many animals and you are once again united. Roxanne and Riley

Dear Mulliniks Family,
I cannot tell you all how sad I am this morning.
Larry Mann called to tell me that Dick had passed.
Dick,Larry & I among others were dear friends.
We had fun times together. Oh the tales we could tell. Dick was a wonderful person and, we will miss him dearly.
Have a blessed day,
Lon Baisden

"Dick" and I were fellow employees at Oscar Mayer Foods Corp. -- we go back to the early 1970's. I do not recall a time when anyone had a negative thought to say about Dick. Anyone needing a favor could always count on Dick to step up and help. If you were down, it was Dick who knew the right thing to do to lift your spirits.

No doubt his family and loved ones will miss Dick; that goes double for us who had the privilege to know him.

God bless Dick -- Sharon & Bob Schnakenberg

I was very saddened today to hear of the passing of such a fun loving patient of ours at the Colonial Heights medical center. Dick was a wonderful guy, no matter what kind of mood you were in , you smiled and laughed at least while he was there. Dick you will be sincerly missed!!!
Bless you!

Dear Mulliniks Family:
I was deeply saddened when I received an email about Dick's death. He and I go way back to the old Oscar Mayer days in the mid 70's when we worked together out of our old Atlanta sales office. He was always a hard worker and I thoroughly enjoyed being around him whenever we were at sales meetings, etc. We went through the food sales ranks together. The last time I spoke with Dick was two years ago when I retired from Kraft myself. We had a nice conversation and he seemed very happy there in Virginia.
I will always remember Dick and he was a good friend and a great person to be around. Once again, I am truly saddened by this news.
With Sympathy,
Dan J. Hackett
Montgomery, AL. 36111

I worked with and have known Dick for almost 25 years at Oscar Mayer and Kraft. He was the greatest combination of funny and kind. Dick could make you laugh until you hurt and also send a thoughtful note, e-mail or give you a call. He sent me a letter congratulating me on 25 years with the company on personal letterhead that read..."Dick Mulliniks, Olympic Supporter". That was Dick, he was special.