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Richard Irvin Morantz, 67, of Baldwin City, Kan., died March 29, 2019. Close friends and family will attend a burial ceremony at a private cemetery in Douglas County, Kan. Memorial donations may be made to the Arizona Capital Representation Project, 1201 E. Jefferson St #5, Phoenix Az, 85034, or to the Baldwin Woods Conservation Fund, c/o Kansas Biological Survey, Higuchi Hall, 2101 Constant Ave., Lawrence, Kan., 66047.
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Back in the day...San Diego, CA. Circa late 1970's...
Thank you Richard for the wonderful memories. You were a great musician & person even back then! Much love & respect to you and your family. Rest in eternal peace! Thank you Natch
Natch
Friend
February 15, 2023
Memories of USC come flooding back: the Leighton Street house, sitting and talking in the park between classes--were you in Leo's "Love 101" Class? In many ways, you embodied Leo's spirit. Loved you and will miss you. . .
Aurie Salfen
April 11, 2019
Two words that keep coming to mind: teacher and healer. You made the world a better place. Your impact will not be forgotten, but carried on in the many lives that you touched. We love you.
Sarah Cauthon
April 4, 2019
Richard, it was good to meet you and spend time out at your farm, in 2002. As the only flutist, you made me feel so welcome in the weekly Fiddle jams, and your food was so superb! Thank you for all you shared with me. Your presence will be missed in Lawrence.
Stephanie Barrows
April 3, 2019
I am eternally grateful for having you in my life as my friend. You were such a sweet generous soul and I'll always have fond memories of you and the beautiful space you created on Earth. Love you Richard!
April Sweany
April 3, 2019
We love you, Richard. You had a way of making every person in your life feel as though they were the most special person in the world. You always taught me something, even in the smallest gestures of your daily life. Our community has lost a beautiful and essential friend. We will miss you and remember you always with love and amazing stories of your beauty.
Alison Dishinger
April 3, 2019
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