DICKY STEVENS PASSED AWAY....

[THE SHRINK]

Dicky Stevens passed away Sunday night in Las Vegas.

Apparently, he suffered a number of Heart Attacks in a very short period of time...

His funeral will be held on Friday in Las Vegas...

I, personally, would like to extend my deepest condolensces to all of his friends and family...

THE SHRINK

 

[Chadster]

A very GREAT man he was. Did a lot for many people in the biz and especially for my bro. He will be trully missed.

 

[SrMuny]

RIP whoever the hell he was.........

[This message was edited by Sr Muny on October 15, 2003 at 12:26 PM.]

 

[lander]

was, Muny, was.

RIP sir.

 

[BuzzRavanaugh]

A true legend. Sorry to hear about his passing. We lost a good one and my thoughts are with his family.

 

[Angelle]

Very sorry to hear this.

 

[Horseshoe]

A great guy that my father and uncle knew well, I used to laugh when hearing of him work from his car as his office w/cellphone when the heat was on..lol

A legend for sure!

 

[Chadster]

He had the knack for bringing great minds together and something good coming out of it.

 

[BigGamesOnly]

Can anyone tell us who this man was? Any great stories you remember about him so the rest of us can know?

 

[TEASERGURU]

I knew the man well. He was truly a guy's guy. those who knew him have all agreed that nobody was more fun to go out to dinner with. the stories never ended. RIP.

 

[GACS]

I am hurt by this. Dicky was a classy guy, talked straight from the heart and accepted no BS. I didn't work with him too long but I could tell he was a straight guy.

My condolences to his family and all those who knew him.

 

[chips]

He was a partner for the 1st book I worked for offshore, a week after I arrived he had open heart surgery in the states, I never spoke a word to him until I met him again in Aruba 3 yrs later. We had mutual friends and he always treated me with respect, I think his last offshore gig was with the post up side at Cris, or at least it was when we had dinner that night. May he rest in peace.

 

[Chadster]

to my knowledge he was back in the states and had been

 

[RupertPupkin]

A great guy , I had the pleasure of enjoying his company a few times for dinner. True the stories never ended with Dicky. He had a real zest for life , gambling , cooking , music , and a great sense of humor. He will be missed. My prayers to his family and friends.

RP