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Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Richard A. Yoesting

October 10, 1940 ~ August 18, 2020

Richard A. Yoesting is survived by his loving and supportive wife of 27 years, Kay; six children, Rick and wife Michelle, Mark and wife Tonya, Denise and husband Steven, Krissy and late husband Roy, Michelle and Tom, Ashli and Justin; twenty-one grandchildren; three brothers, Bob, Ken and wife Dianne, and Ron and wife Madeline. He also loved his favorite dog, the late Heidi No-No, as well as current dogs, Lucy Belle and Daisy May.

Richard was born October 10, 1040 in Detroit, MI and passed away August 18, 2020 in Oklahoma City, OK. He graduated from Saginaw High School and studied Electrical Engineering at Michigan Technological University before moving to Bethany in 1979. He retired from General Motors after 46 years of service. Richard enjoyed fishing, volunteering in the community with his therapy dog, Heidi, mission work in the US and around the world. He also enjoyed his weekly movie outings with friends, Keith, and Nick.

He faithfully devoted his time to mission work as an electrician in the community and served at the food bank for 25 years. 

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