Richard Queathem
Richard Lee Queathem, 63, of St. Louis. He is survived by his siblings, Art, Joyce Kelley, and James (Lynn). He was preceded in death by his parents, Arthur and Sylvia; brothers, Bernard (Delores) and Eugene; sister, Virginia (Ewald) Buchheit; sister-in-law, Tillie; brother-in-law, James Kelley; and his partner, Peter Sita. Dear brother, uncle, cousin, and friend.
I am so sorry and shocked to hear of Richard’s passing. He was such a sweet and fun guy. I worked with him for years at Maritz. My fondest memory of Richard was of dancing with him after a company picnic, and I remember being impressed at his abilities. I hadn’t seen or heard from Richard in a few years, but I thought of him very often and will continue to remember him with great affection. My deep condolences go out to his family and friends.
I am devastated to learn of Richard’s death. We have been friends for over 30 years and I will miss him terribly. He slipped from this life with no warning to me. He was in great spirits at Christmas time and was feeling better than he had in months. We talked often and we shared so much through the years. I know he is at peace now and that is what he was ultimately looking for. Rest my friend Richard. Your friends and family understand.
Richard, I am so very sad to hear of your passing. I have so many fond memories of working with you at Meridian and the after work gatherings we use to have -such good times. May you find comfort and rest in God’s loving arms.You will be missed and always remembered.
Richard will truely be missed. I worked with him in the International Team at Maritz. He was extremely helpful and knowledgeable about land arrangements in Europe and around the world. I am very sadden to hear of his passing.
Pete, I’ve thought of you and Richard often over the years, after Meridian. He was a thorough and meticulous person, and a funny, kind man. His passing saddens me. Good journey, Richard.