Richard Baker

When I think of my Uncle Richard, I think of the words WARM,LOVING,UNCONDITIONAL,GIGANTIC HEART! One could talk to him on anything , your joys, your hurts and you knew ,they were left right their. .......A nonjudgmental,caring man, who LISTENED,UNDERSTOOD, because he had been there. He always knew of the right words to say,to make YOU feel better. ......Always thinking of others before himself.......Heaven you have truly gained a selfless Cowboy.....Your niece, Lisa Linquist Knettel

I absolutely loved Dick and Buddy to stop in at the Burger Hut and looked forward to seeing them at least 2-3 times a summer. Of course, I always had something that needed fixing, and between the two of them, the job got done, and I never had to replace the "fix"! He was so kind, thoughtful, and truly interested in everybody he visited with. I could go on and on, but I think whoever knew Dick, knew he was a very nice and gentle man. Your 2nd cousin( 3rd to people that don't know the rules of cousins...LOL) Shirleen Baker (Wayne's youngest daughter) and Jim Lekvold.....we love and will miss you.

Love and prayer to the Baker family from the Cliff Wolfe family.

I knew Dick when I lived in Wolf Point, us both being raised for a time in Mineral Bench. Pete and Lucille were friends of my mother, Verna Jensen Schumacher, and my grandparents, Ma and Pa Jensen. We had nice visits at rodeos where he was a contestant and I a timer/secretary. Wish I could have had more visits with him, he was full of stories and had such a great sense of humor My thoughts and prayers with all of you. Barbara (Bobbie)Jensen/Schumacher) Wood Oklahoma City

Had not seen or spoke to Richard in many years but have great memories of him from the years of working with him at Midnite Express, Inc. " Cowboy " was truly one of the good guys. Condolences to the family. Mike Peterson