Husband of Gladys Dick.
Father of Dorothy Jean Farren, MaryAnn Davis, and James Earl Dick.
Mr. Dick was born in Wilmington.
A welder by profession and member of UAW Local #435, he enjoyed a 27-year career with General Motors before retiring in 1977.
Mr. Dick was a member of the New Castle Moose Lodge and the Howard Weston Senior Center.
He was an avid fan of both the Philadelphia Eagles and Phillies, and also enjoyed bingo, slot machines, and arts and crafts.
Most of all, Mr. Dick delighted in spending time with his family, especially playing with his beloved grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Father of Dorothy Jean Farren, MaryAnn Davis, and James Earl Dick.
Mr. Dick was born in Wilmington.
A welder by profession and member of UAW Local #435, he enjoyed a 27-year career with General Motors before retiring in 1977.
Mr. Dick was a member of the New Castle Moose Lodge and the Howard Weston Senior Center.
He was an avid fan of both the Philadelphia Eagles and Phillies, and also enjoyed bingo, slot machines, and arts and crafts.
Most of all, Mr. Dick delighted in spending time with his family, especially playing with his beloved grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Husband of Gladys Dick.
Father of Dorothy Jean Farren, MaryAnn Davis, and James Earl Dick.
Mr. Dick was born in Wilmington.
A welder by profession and member of UAW Local #435, he enjoyed a 27-year career with General Motors before retiring in 1977.
Mr. Dick was a member of the New Castle Moose Lodge and the Howard Weston Senior Center.
He was an avid fan of both the Philadelphia Eagles and Phillies, and also enjoyed bingo, slot machines, and arts and crafts.
Most of all, Mr. Dick delighted in spending time with his family, especially playing with his beloved grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Father of Dorothy Jean Farren, MaryAnn Davis, and James Earl Dick.
Mr. Dick was born in Wilmington.
A welder by profession and member of UAW Local #435, he enjoyed a 27-year career with General Motors before retiring in 1977.
Mr. Dick was a member of the New Castle Moose Lodge and the Howard Weston Senior Center.
He was an avid fan of both the Philadelphia Eagles and Phillies, and also enjoyed bingo, slot machines, and arts and crafts.
Most of all, Mr. Dick delighted in spending time with his family, especially playing with his beloved grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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