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Richard F. Russell

Posted 2019-01-27 by mhenderson
Published in the Daily Miner on Jan. 26, 2019 -
Kingman, Arizona -

Dick Russell was born in California in 1944, raised in Colorado and
lived in Arizona for the past 60 years, the last 15 years in Prescott
Valley. He passed away Dec. 7, 2018.

Dick is survived by his wife of 50 years; Diane, his son; Brian,
daughter; Jennifer, son-in-law; James, four grandchildren; Mikaela,
Brittney, Gavin and William, sister-in-law; Patti, husband; Dave and
their family.

Dick devoted his life to helping others whether through his job,
through fraternal organizations, and by serving his country and
community.

Dick will be remembered by many as a successful Allstate Insurance
agent in Kingman for over 30 years. During this period he was
instrumental in founding many community youth organizations in Kingman
to include high school prom and graduation night, the Boys and Girls
Club, Youth Town Hall and more.

Dick was an Air Force veteran serving as a chaplain’s assistant in
Vietnam from 1965-68. He volunteered as a reserve law enforcement
officer for 16 years starting with the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office
and then the Kingman Police Department, as serving the community was
always important to him.

During his 15 retirement years in Prescott Valley, Dick held what he
referred to as his “fun job” serving as the security manager for the
Prescott Valley Event Center where he enjoyed interacting with a
variety of well-known entertainers and the many residents of our local
communities.

The family will hold a memorial service when they take him to his
final resting place in Colorado this spring.

Dick will always be remembered as a loving husband, father and
grandfather, and friend.





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