Richard Michael MacDonald
Posted By Lake Shore Funeral Home On October 20, 2011 @ 12:00 am In Obituaries | 3 Comments
Dick was born in Chicago, Illinois to Genevieve (Murphy)and Edward King MacDoanld. He had two older brothers (John and JD) and a younger sister, Joan (Costello). He grew up in Lake Forest, Illinois.
Dick married Sharon Badger (Wright) in 1984 in Glenview, Illinois.
Dick had two sons – John Joseph Wright (spouse Charrie Lopez)of Hollister, California and Michael Edward MacDonald (Spouse Julia Rouls) of Honolulu, Hawaii.
Dick lived in Wilmette, Glenview, Northbrook, McHenry, and Sullivan Illinois; Burlington Wisconsin; and Bruceville Texas. Drawn to Texas by the promise of warmer weather, he often said that moving to Texas was the best move he ever made!
Dick collected Royal Doulton jugs and figurenes and teddy-bears. He loved traditional Irish music, country western music, Gilbert and Sullivan operettas, all things Disney, and attending the Baylor Lady Bears home basketball games.
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I remember Dick fondly. He was a great scout leader and could always joke around. I appreciate Dick for all that he did for scouting, his volunteerisim, his mentoring of future leaders, and for his laughter. You will be missed Dick.
Sharon and family, my sympathies and condolences for Dick’s passing. I was one of the many Boy Scouts who worked with Dick in the Northeast IL Council and have many terrific memories of him. He was a true friend and a mentor to so many of us. I hope you know of the volume of great memories and good wishes for Dick being shared by us Scouts, on Facebook and elsewhere. He was so well liked and respected. My prayers and best wishes to you.
— Mike Tager
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I am sorry to hear Uncle Dick is gone, but have many fond childhood memories of him. Bless you, Sharon, in the months to come. You made his life so much warmer and happier.