"Well done, good and faithful servant ..." - Matthew 25:23
In Loving Memory of Dr. Richard "Doc" Wright
Our beloved Doc went home to the Lord on Sunday, August 3, 2025. He unexpectedly departed at the proud age of 87 years. Doc was a remarkable and talented man who loved God and was passionate about helping people reach their full potential in life and in health. He will be missed beyond belief!
"I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith: Henceforth there is laid up for me a crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, shall give me at that day: and not to me only, but unto all them also that love his appearing".
2 Timothy 4:7-8
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Richard Earl Wright
Joined the U.S. Army Training Command at Fort Ord, CA in 1957 and after three years of enlistment he pivoted to serve for another nine years with the Army National Guard.
More about Doc on his memorial page on "Find A Grave" website.
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Thank You!
Thanks to God ...
... for His Love, Mercy and Guidance at this time.
Heartfelt Thanks to All Your Contributions!
Thanks to all the family and friends who were able to take photos and video tape Doc's Service! Without you we wouldn't have these memories to share with others. I want to especially thank Cheryl Haun, Kim Wright, Tiffany Beiler, Ray Lee, Mary Snyder, Alan Chang and Nancy Lucas for capturing these moments.
To My Loving Family
Praise God for your love and support during this time! It meant so much to have you here! This was not your dad's final farewell but a "Good-Bye, I'll miss you until I see you again!" He always told me how proud he was of all of you! Thank you, Michael & Paula, Ken, Kim & Tom, and Tiffany & Ray and to all the grandkids and family members who couldn't make it but sent their love and prayers.
Last but not least ...
Thanks to all the wonderful souls who helped make Doc's Memorial a spectacular celebration of life! In random order: thanks to Scott & Katja Fischbach, Cara Dean, Richard & MacKenzi Lozano, Judy Dillman @ AZ Veteran's Memorial Cemetery, Elk Riders, Christian Motorcyclists Association, Evin & Cheryl Novath, David & Kathryn Gerhard, Cheryl Haun, Gail Kirkland, Diana Moresi, Dr. Steve & Susan Booth, Alan Chang and many others who were able to attend the ceremony and those who gave us emotional support. (Please forgive me if I failed to mention you).