Richard Lacey - ForeverMissed.com Online Memorials

Let the memory of Richard be with us forever.

Richard B. Lacey, 62 passed away, Sunday April 7, 2024, peacefully at his home with his wife Julia by his side. He was born January 24, 1962 in Lansing, Michigan. He is survived by his wife Julia Lacey, parents Robert Bruce Lacey (Jennet) and Roberta Ruth Lacey Chamberlin. Siblings Karen Terrell (Garry), Ronald Lacey ( Leana) and Elisabeth Battle (Brian). Daughter Ashley Rush (Lucas) and Julia's children Kaitlyn Kellogg and CJ Kellogg. Three grandchildren Broody and Jackson Rush, and Mia Kellogg. Several nieces and nephews. Rick was a great man. He had the best sense of humor, always had a joke to tell. He loved golfing, music, anything Sci-fi, and his wife and family. He will be greatly missed by so many people. A Celebration of Life Party will be announced at a later date. In lieu of flowers memorial donations can be made to Julia Lacey or The American Cancer Society in his name.

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May 1

Rick was my golfing partner for many years, and boy we had some funny nights lol.

Music was often discussed when we were all playing together, and his knowledge of the subject, absolutely amazed me. I will miss you m8.

I would like to express my deepest condolence to Julia, Rick was always telling little stories, and we could even hear you laughing in the background on occasion lol, but most of all he often expressed his love for you and told me you were the best thing that came into his life.

RIP my friend I will miss you.

April 18

I played online golf with Rick for a bout 5 years, it was always great fun to play with.He had agreat sense of humor, he was really respected by all his friends.
We loved his stories about the practical jokes he played on Julie and her revenge.
Wish i could of had a few beers in real life. i'll miss you my friend.

April 18

Only knew Rick through Perfect Golf but it was such an honour to have known Rick, even though it was for a short time, sharing the prog rock genre and our taste for beer. You will be missed and I will raise a glass to you tonight.