Birth date: Jan 21, 1955 Death date: Aug 21, 2019
Dick Frierson, 64, resident of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma passed away August 21, 2019. Dick was born January 21, 1955 in Winters, Texas to Johnie and Barbara Frierson. Dick was a devoted husband, father, grandfather and friend. He wil Read Obituary
I miss you dad!!
Missing you today buddy! Been a rough stretch of years for me and missed having your thoughts on my situation. Getting things sorted now and hope to finish this thing out strong. Thinking about you every day!
I worked with Dick at Clarkes Good Clothes in the late 70s. We had a lot of good times back then. He was a great guy and I miss those days.
Prayers of comfort at your time of loss. He was a good man. May your days ahead be filled with happy memories, and comfort in knowing Dick is no longer in pain.
RIP my friend. Thank you for your friendship thru working with you.
I loved that you were strong willed and had a good heart. I’m sorry that I was not there for you as you battled your health. I will always remember you and loved you like a younger brother. I know you loved your family. ??
Lynn and Frierson family, So very sorry to hear of Dick’s passing.He was a true friend and will be missed in so many ways.The first time he walked into the door at the phone company in Ruidoso we had that special connection.I will always remember his devotion to his fellow union brothers thru the hard work he would put in on our behalf.He would come to T or C to help us out and in off hours we vwould go looking for pottery and sometimes during.If there is anyone who liked green or red chili more than me it was Dick,he loved his New Mexican food.So in closing I think it is approiate to say,Ok Dick what will it be Red or Green.Will miss you
So sorry for your loss! I know Wes was waiting for him with a big handshake and hug!
So sorry to hear about my good friend from many years ago. You couldn’t ask for a better friend than Dick was to me, and everyone else who had the pleasure to know him. We had some great times throughout high school, especially when he bought his 67 Chevelle SS 396, and I had a 70 Chevelle SS 396. We used to do burnouts in the Safeway parking lot, as well as cruise the restless ribbon on Friday nights. We both loved racing around in our hot rods. Then some Saturdays we’d go to my house and listen to Mountain for awhile then take off and go grab a burger or something. All in all, what a great time we shared, a lot of laughs and true friendship. I’m a better person for knowing him and was blessed to call him my friend. My sincere thoughts and prayers to the Frierson family.
So very sorry!
