Dear Sandy Enright,
I was greatly saddened to hear of Dick’s passing. I thoroughly enjoyed working with him during my years at NU. He was a good Faculty member and Chairman. Please accept my most sincere condolences.
Thomas W. Miller, Dean Emeritus

As I have been thinking back about my memories of Uncle Dick, every memory I have was of him smiling. Whether it was arriving to their home, sitting down to an incredible dinner (or Mcdonalds!) or getting a chance to hear him play the organ in their home I always remember how happy he was.
It's been years since I last saw him, but my drive to work takes me right by their old home in Evanston, so I think about my memories of him and Sandy almost daily and every time it fills my soul with warmth and happiness. He will be missed greatly, but memories of his smiles and laughs will never be forgotten.

As accomplished an organist (and scholar) as he was, Uncle Dick was always willing to appease our desire to play with all the keys and stops on his organ.
I remember him back then as a warm, cheerful, and fun uncle. I particularly remember a Christmas when he dressed as Santa; he could certainly play the part with that stature and voice! Looking back, I realize they must have left no stone unturned looking for my gift that year.
As I grow older, I realized more and more that although I knew he loved me, I had no idea how much. Let us always remember that he was one of those who risked it all for us; as a soldier in Patton's 3rd, he answered the call and marched bravely through the darkest nights to ensure there would be daylight for those after him. When I watch Uncle Dick play the organ, I didn't just hear his music - I heard who he is. That brilliant music didn't just come from his fingers..it came from his soul.

Thank You for Your Service, Uncle Dick. I Love You!

Oh I can't say enough how saddened at this news! I have soooo many wonderful memories with Dr Enright, at First Presb LF, as a member of the choirs growing up, sitting next to him in the loft watching him move his feet on the organ which I thought was so neat. He was such a gracious man, ALWAYS kind, one of those you meet growing up that touches your heart in a way that leaves an indelible memory. To the Enrights my heart so goes out to you and I pray for the Lord's wonderful peace to fill you as you walk out this new chapter. How wonderful that he lived passionately in his craft and left us with such a treasure!!!