Birth date: Dec 19, 1947 Death date: Jun 22, 2022
Charles Richard “Rick” Wolfe, Jr., 74, of Petrolia passed away on Wednesday, June 22, 2022. Rick was born on December 19, 1947, in Chanute, Kansas, the son of Charles Richard Sr. and Mable Irene (Kelly) Wolfe. Rick grew up in Chan Read Obituary
Rick was always a very nice man that wore a smile and so helpful to everyone. I’m so sorry to all his family and friends for their loss of Rick, my thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Now Rick is with our Lord and His wife Janice. Rest In Peace Rick
Rick put up hay in my dads barn his mother worked with my dad and he took him up in an airplane I heard the stories he had to tell. Last saw him in November when we purchased a battery for the truck and then he came out to talk with me and met my Elsa. He will be missed rest in peace my friend. Will miss you. Vickie Chandler Elliott
Rick was always full of joy and a great friend to grow up with. He lived accross the street from us and I remember his family getting a color TV before we did. It was so much fun to watch our favorite cowboy shows and cartoons in color at their house. Rick had a Cushman motorcyle and the rest of us had to peddle our bicycles to go fishing together at the dam on the Neosho River. Sometimes we actually caught some nice fish as we swam in the muddy water. We always blew up stuff together on the 4th of July. I think that is when I lost most of my hearing in one of my ears. I could go on and on with many wonderful memories.
When Rick married Jan it was one of the greatest things that ever happened to him. They had many wonderful years together but when she passed before him it became one of the hardest things in life for him to endure. May they now rest in peace together. You will be greatly missed my friend.
Dale Washburn
When I think of IGA in the 80s I think of Rick Wolfe. I wanted to be like Rick. It seemed like his job was to greet the customers and make them happy. He did that job well. After 30 years we reunited at Walmart as if we never parted. See you soon, Rick. Thanks for the laughs.
We have lost a wonderful joy of an individual. A life cut too short from this world. He will forever be missed in our hearts. Rick was full of smiles and laughter and lived life to it's fullest. We still laugh and remember how fun it was when he, Pat Allen and I did the "O' Brother Where Art Thou" skit at the Class Reunion. That was a blast of fun times that will never be forgotten. Rest in peace my good friend. Fond memories are what we have to remember you by. I will miss you. Love you buddy!
Terry Barker
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