R.I.P. Richard Kee

[@bird271828]

Joe, I am sorry for your loss. Thank you for your videos.

[@barrywarren1275]

Heart warming. I did not know you but it's nice to be able to say Good Bye Richard. I hope to meet in the after life.

[@dwaynebutler6903]

Very nice tribute. Thank you Rest In Peace Richard

[@scruffy6151]

R.I.P. Richard.

[@jaredkays1782]

He'll forever doze in his steel toes Rest easy my friend................ rest easy.

[@marysoldeeley2218]

awe :'( Condolences... RIP.

[@dorseythom5828]

Holy shit I did not know, I was working in Hawthorne, I hadn’t seen him coming to work we usual wave in passing RIP Richard. Retire the 6 R

[@JoeRockYT]

It hasn't been ran since he left. Some of his stuff is still in there..

[@nigelft]

@@JoeRockYT Dumb idea is truly dumb, but here goes ... Restore it to running condition, but preserve it as a kind of monument, to Richard, as he left it on the day of his final shift, along with a plaque bearing his name, and so forth, as a 'gate guardian' to the works. Equally, if a new dozer is bought, that dozer should also be dedicated to Richard as well, in the same way many a fire truck, ambulance, and battalion chief car, is often dedicated to a member of that Firehouse, who died in the line of duty ... Crazy idea, from an utter stranger on the Internet, but, hey ... who knows; Richard may very well be one of those guys who is deserving of such a thing ...