Rick teaching Lyle how to canoe 

Was his old bike — with Lyle Slusher and Richard sliter

His house — with Lyle Slusher

He thought me to conue he thought me archery we had a lot of good laughs we built stuff together including his savoniac uh I've even helped him tear down trailers he was a really good friend I know that he taught me a lot of stuff that I didn't know and he had a good heart I've held him out a lot He's helping me out a lot it's been a lot of tradings taught me how to do flea marketing but we've had some good meals together especially as cornbread and chili we played video games together split a lot of wood picked up a lot of wood I worked on a lot of mowers yeah  He's known me since I was baby like newborn very much just like a brother to me family even family to me and I appreciate everything he done and how much he got taught me how to build stuff taught me safety on conuing and fishing I was his 15th person he taught how to canoe rest in peace Richard slider you'll be truly missed love u brother rest in peace high in the sky thank u for everything 

My condolences to Richard's family It never got old being around him he always knew what to say to put a smile on your face he loved just having company over sharing a meal with his friends I would have to say his favorites were the belt buster with a mountain dew and the chicken Papa Diaz with a mountain dew he made the best pancakes in town he loved his blueberry pie and chocolate milk  he loved his swedish fish it was a privilege to watch him teach my husband ( Lyle) how to canoe we had a lot of fun sitting on his porch making fishing sinkers together going to the flea market