Birth date: May 13, 1932 Death date: Dec 20, 2023
Richard (Dick) Allam was born to God loving parents, Michael Allam and Amelia Anton, on Friday, May 13, 1932. Dick graduated from Judge Memorial Catholic High School in 1950. He had an interesting and successful High School career Read Obituary
My deepest condolences to the Allam family for their loss. Dick was a great man that lived a life close to God and represented his faith well. I know that he will be in a better place. He was a wonderful father to his family but was kind, generous and welcoming to friends and acquaintances as well. He was a great mentor and friend and will be missed deeply. May he rest in peace.
To the Allam family. I was saddened to hear of Dick's passing and my condolences to his loved ones. I was fortunate to coach Dick's sons Eddie and Anthony at Judge Memorial and his grandsons Jeremy and Joshua as well. Dick and his lovely bride Phyllis always made me feel welcome and loved. The world is a less brighter spot today but I'm sure Dick is telling the angels stories and lighting up the heavens with his smile.
Yours always, Stanley Finn
Uncle Dick was an amazing man. He was always so kind, caring, loving and funny! He will be missed. Although he was close to all 3 of my son's, Nathan had a very special bond with him. Nathan would just pop over to say hi to him! Of Course Uncle Dick welcomed him in with a big smile.
May he rest in peace!
God Bless you all,
Penny
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of such a kind and loving man. Your loss is a loss not only to your family but to everyone who was lucky enough to know you and be in your presence.
Jan and I are sorry to hear of Dick's passing and ask his family to accept our condolences. I'll always remember Dick's kindness to me during the church functions, he always made time to talk with me and made me feel like I was the only person in the room. We are grateful Dick and Phyllis attended our wedding.
Rest in peace Dick.
Jan and Gene Tabish.
We are so sorry to hear of the passing of our beloved Uncle Dick. He was such a patient man and always had a kind word. Our hearts go out to Aunt Phyllis and the entire Allam family.
Godspeed Uncle Dick as you are being welcomed into Heaven by loving family who has passed before you. You will be missed here on Earth, but forever in hearts and our memories.
With love from Patrick and Amy Meyers
Oh my, dear Dick! From my younger days I remember admiring Dick and his beautiful wife Phyllis. He had a heart of gold, and strength of lion. Always an amazing smile and great hugs, and genuine caring and concern for others. Rick and I send our deepest, most heartfelt sympathy to Phyllis and the entire amazing family. Our prayers are with Dick. May God grant him eternal rest, and also to Phyllis and the family that God grant you strength, peace and comfort. Our love is with you all.
Offering sincerest condolences to Phyllis and family.
Richard was a joy to be around; he and Phyllis both; remarkable and aways uplifting. The entire wholesome family are admirable.
Allam Family,
Please accept my sincerest condolences on the passing of Mr. Allam. I went to grade school (St. Ann's) and high school (Judge Memorial) with Richard, Ed, Michelle, and Tony. What a great family!!! I have lots of great memories with the Allam children. Ed was in my class at St. Ann's and Judge Memorial, and I'm lucky to be able to call Ed a friend. The quality of Mr. Allam's children is a true testament of a life well lived. I recall Mr. Allam's deep Catholic faith.
As is said in the Greek Orthodox Church, May His Memory Be Eternal.
Ted Forsman
Peter Simon lit a candle in memory of Richard Allam
