Birth date: Jan 16, 1941 Death date: Aug 24, 2015
Richard P. Lorentsen, 74, of Spring Hill, Fl. passed away August 24, 2015. Funeral services will be held Friday 10:00 AM at Faith Baptist Church of Spring Hill, 175 Springtime Street, Spring Hill, FL, 34608. The Family will receiv Read Obituary
Truly a great man always there to greet you with a smile. I will always remember the conversations and advice he gave me. We all loved him and cherish every moment that we spent with him in our lives. We love you uncle Richie and you will be forever missed
Dad,you will truly be missed by me and many others.You were a great man,even though we had our good times and bad times I choose to keep the good memories at heart with me.You'll never be forgotten dad.I love you no matter what!Rip in peace
The man who no matter how scared or how worried he was would always she you his amazing smile. This man cant and never will be forgotten
The man who would always start a conversation with a smart ass joke. The man that would always make sure you were comfortable. The man who no matter what loved you. I love you uncle rich and I'll never forget the last words we had the day before you passed. Thank you for being proud of me through any drama. You'll always be in my heart 💙 rip
my memory with grandpa would be meeting him for the very first time!he was so loving and caring!☺️ he always knew what to say to keep a smile on my face,i did anything i could to help him out in anyway!i haven't known him for a long time,but in that time we've formed a strong loving bond!im glad i could actually sit down and talk to him...i love him so much,ill truly miss him dearly!this isn't a goodbye grandpa,its a see you later 😘 fly high and rest easy...love your granddaughter katie (wendys daughter).
My memory of pops is meeting him when uncle johnny and I would go over and see the animals when we lived in spring hill great great man will be missed by many
I don't even know where to begin. My heart is literally in pieces at the thought of never being able to tell grandpa I love him or hug him ever again. he played such an important role in so many peoples lives but an even bigger one in mine... from the first day I met him he treated me like his own... and through all the headaches and mess ups he never looked at me any differently. I remember being ridiculously scared to tell him I was pregnant with Karma because I was so afraid he would be disappointed in me but instead he gave me a huge hug and said "I know your gonna be a great mom, I always said that about you" I prayed the whole 9 months that grandpa would be around at least long enough to meet my daughter but God had other plans...grandpa got to not only meet my daughter but he also became "papa" to her... he fed her when she switched to bottles he rocked her to sleep, fed her cheerios, made her laugh, and even watched a full episode of Doc McStuffins with her.... I'll never be able to tell him how grateful I was... how grateful I was for everything, thanksgiving and Christmas dinners, for unexpected hugs and him giving into Felicia and my argument of who was the favorite, for the advice he gave on life, and for the truth that he always told even if it wasn't what you wanted to hear. How thankful I was for always making me feel welcome no matter how sick or tired he was when I came over, for calling me just to check up on me to see how my job was going or how my daughter was doing... for always offering me cold cuts... he ALWAYS had cold cuts ha ha... there's a really special and sacred place in my heart for him and I will always continue to remember his spirit... and as soon as I can I promise I will drink a tall gin and tonic just for him. fly high grandpa... I love you and miss you with all my heart!
