In Memory

Richard Langenfeld

Richard Langenfeld

Richard Langenfeld died February 22, 2015. Dick was born in Green Bay, WI to Francis (O'Tooley) and Eugene Langenfeld on January 24, 1943. He is survived by his wife Marilyn; sons Richard and Robert (wife Krissy) and 3 grandchildren Madison, Robert Jr. and Samantha; a sister Glory Arner and husband Wayne and many nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his sister Barbra, his mother and father.
He grew up in Elmhurst and Oak Park, IL. He attended WIU and joined Theta Xi Fraternity. He met Marilyn there and they married on April Fools Day in 1967. They lived in Lombard, IL and Naperville for 38 years. Dick worked with his father as a manufacturer representative in hardware before he started his own business in 1978. This became a family business with boys joining the organization. Dick was a very well respected business man and will be greatly missed.
Dick was an avid sports fan and played all sports until he had too many health issues. Everything from hockey, baseball, football, skiing, tennis, and even golf. He loved his boating "Don't worry be happy I, II, III.
He was an avid sports fan of the Bears, Bulls, Cubs, and the Black Hawks. His biggest love were his two boys. He was a hands on Dad their whole lives.
Dick was truly a great person with a fabulous sense of humor. He will be missed by all. We love you Dick!
His memorial will be March 21, 2016 at 1L30 at 4230 SE 20th Place, Cape Coral. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the American Diabetes Association. Please visit
www.fullermetz.com to leave a condolence to his family.
 

 



 
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04/03/16 11:35 AM #1    

Patty Kennett (Black)

Dick was a great guy, funny and a good friend. Saw him a few years ago, well maybe 7?,  in Punta Gorda with Ellie Whisler, Joe Panzarella, Buzz Whisler and can't remember who else.  I know Dick will be missed by all who knew him.  Seems we have lost so many classmates, very sad.


04/03/16 01:54 PM #2    

Patrick Hayden

I remember Dick as being a very competitive athlete on all the teams he was apart of in high school. A really fun student who seemed to really enjoy life.  I only saw him at reunions over the years but from the comments on his passing he continued to enjoy a full life of family, work and happiness. A lucky guy who left his good friends and family all too soon.


06/08/16 10:53 AM #3    

Joseph Panzarella

Dick and I met at OPRF freshman football, started laughing back then haven't stopped. 

Dick was truly a great friend to all, with a great sense of humor. I was at his birthday party last year (at Tilted Kilt) lots of fun as usual with Dick He will be missed by everyone. 

He and Orv are playing cards right know telling jokes.


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