Richard "Dick" J. Brachman II

Picking out a single memory of time I’ve spent with, or been abound Dick, would do injustice to all the great times I don’t mention. There are just too many. As with all of us it starts with our parents, and Dick and Darcy had great ones. I fondly remember cheering on the Badgers, both during and after college. Meeting Dick at the UW Ticket office at 6:30am, on football game days, to be first in tine to get first shot at the best returned tickets. Then there were the parties at the Davidson’s, Bob “Borneo” Rieser’s 4th of July softball games at Hoyt Park, and playing together in Madison summer softball and fall touch football leagues. Regardless of the event, gathering, or party Dick was sure to be there, and often the center of it all. Dick I’ll miss you, but I will forever remember the great memories we created along the way. Mike Retelle

Our deepest sympathy to Connie, RJ, and Samantha, on the loss of your GREAT husband and dad. He was a great positive, upbeat, friend to us and our hearts ache for you three during this very tough time. His contributions to make this world a better place are present in Sammy & R.J. We will miss him dearly in so many ways. You three our in our continuing prayers. Jerry & Bonnie Darda

My deepest sympathies Brachman family. Sending my love and prayers.

Dick was a wonderful cousin and nephew to my mother Polly. He and Connie took the time each summer to travel to Chicago to visit with her and take her to lunch. She always spoke very fondly of Dick and loved him very much. My deepest condolences to Connie, Sammi and RJ. Rest In Peace Dick.

Connie, Samantha, RJ and to all of Dick's family you have my heartfelt condolences. Sending prayers