We have had the pleasure of living across the street from Beth and Dick for over ten years. They have been the best of neighbors and friends. Dick will always be in our thoughts. He was such a soft-spoken man. Every day he was out working in his yard, keeping it well-groomed and always up for a visit to talk about anything current. Dick loved his family and his sport teams. He never complained about the curve balls life threw his way. He will be remembered fondly. Beth, Jenna and Kimberly you are in our thoughts and prayers today. Dick left a giant footprint on this earth. May he rest in peace.
RICHARD AND HIS WIFE, BETH LIVED ACROSS THE STREET FROM US IN PENFIELD AND WERE GREAT NEIGHBORS. I ESPECIALLY LOVED WALKING ACROSS THE STREET, LATE IN THE AFTERNOON TO TALK TO DICK ABOUT JUST ABOUT ANY SUBJECT BUT ESPECIAL SPORTS. DICK HAD HIS FAVORITES OF COURSE AND WAS ESPECIALLY ‘WELL VERSED ABOUT THE CLEVELAND BROWNS, NEW YORK YANKEES AND HIS ‘BELOVED BOSTON BRUINS’.WE WILL MISS HIS ‘SAGE KNOWLEDGE AND PREDICTIONS FOR THOSE TEAMS AND ALSO THE METICULOUS CONDITION OF HIS FRONT LAWN. REST IN PEACE DICK!!
GEORGE AND CATHY WIEDEMER
When I think of Dick, the first thing that pops into my mind is prideful. Dick was a very prideful man. He was a wonderful husband to my sister, Beth. A loving father and grandfather. He loved all of them very much and an excellent provider. He will be greatly missed by all.. Sending much love and deepest sympathy to Beth, Jenna, Kimberly and families. Rest in Peace Dick. Love Kathy McNally
I met Dick in the early 70's at his Regional Garage in Henrietta. He and his partner Gary Martin managed all repairs on our vehicle fleet. We shared many memories from those days after meeting up again with Dick when he started up Dick Guche Auto Garage in Fairport. Very sad to hear of Dicks passing recently. Deepest sympathy to the love of his life Beth, their daughters and son in laws, Jenna and Mike, Kim and Chris and the grand babies. Dick was a sweetheart. An unforgettable man, husband, dad and grandad. Dick was a very proud American. I have so many fond memories from those days at the Regional Garage and then so many more from his garage in Fairport, then at his home, meeting his family and continuing a long friendship. If you knew Dick you knew he was a huge America's Fan. To have known Dick all these years was an honor and a pleasure. Lisa and I send our love and deepest sympathies to all. Rest in peace Dick. Bob & Lisa Maves
Beth and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I lost my wife five years ago and know your pain. I considered Dick a good friend and valued our friendship. I will always have great memories of being in the garage talking sports, cars and everything in between. May the good Lord watch over you all and keep you in his hands.
Beth, I am so sorry for your loss! I lost my husband on November 19th so can understand how painful this is. You and your family have my deepest sympathy.
I had the pleasure of meeting Dick in 1982 when he was doing doll ups on cars out of his garage.
When he moved to Fairport to start Dick Guche’s Auto Repair. We would always have lunch together on Monday’s from Durfs restaurant.
My thoughts and prayers go out to the Family
