Richard J. "Dick" Buskov, Jr.

My brother Dick was a nut. Whenever I hugged him he always liked my cheek and said yup taste like noxema.. huh? Always made me giggle! And we shared this same moment during his last day on earth. I love and will miss you my brother.

I am most proud of my brothers military sacrifice and his querky sence of humor right to the end. He was MIA for 2wks wounded in VietNam. When he was found and brought home, he brought many wounds, and still his humor prevailed. In an interview with a niece, he shared his story. I share a profound love and respect for this man. On this day, Dicks birthday, I vow to never to forget his courage and laughter he's always shown. I love you my brother ❤️😂

Dick gave of his time for the love of the game for many years doing umpire clinics for the league my dad and I ran. I loved hearing all his stories and will miss that grin of his.

I am so sorry to hear the passing of Richard but he is in a better place with all of his family that have gone before him. He’s in no more pain ! I know his family here on earth will miss him terribly but someday you will meet again. Please note someone so dear will be missed but a soul who lived so well remains forever in your heart. With heartfelt sympathy to all of his family Peggy Williams

One more thing I wanted to share with everyone. I was fortunate to be with Dick as he began his new journey from earth. I witnessed twice he waved at an invisible presence in the room. Not a wave of hand, more like a cute hand up and fingers up and down, kind of wave. I knew he was in loving company! This brought me great peace. We have all been blessed to have had him in our lives. A soldier and gentleman...with a querky sence of humor, Lol. ❤️