Harold Gregory Rickabaugh

Hi Sandra & family,

So sorry for your loss. We will be praying for you during this most difficult time. We worked with Greg at Ohio State and several years back (maybe 10 or more) we took a trip to Arizona for work and we all snuck away for the day and crossed the border into Mexico. There was a guy with a mule on the street and he said we could take a picture for $5.00. Greg got up on

Hi Sandra & family,

So sorry for your loss. We will be praying for you during this most difficult time. We worked with Greg at Ohio State and several years back (maybe 10 or more) we took a trip to Arizona for work and we all snuck away for the day and crossed the border into Mexico. There was a guy with a mule on the street and he said we could take a picture for $5.00. Greg got up on the mule and put on the sombrero and we took a picture. It was hilarious because Greg looked like a giant sitting on top of the mule. We still have a copy of the pic and every time we run across it we laugh. We also remember spending most of the afternoon back in Arizona looking for just the perfect piece of turquoise jewelry for Greg to bring back to you at home because you had been home with the kids and could not be with him on the trip. He loved you all very much and was very proud of his family.

My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Greg was a very nice man. I had the pleasure to work with him at OSU. He was always kind and always had a wonderful smile. He will be truly missed.

Our deepest sympathies on Greg's passing. Please know you're in our thoughts and prayers.

Tim & Family -

Sorry to see the news about Greg; I saw this while looking for details on a family friend's passing in Wiliamsport. Take comfort in each other at this difficult time.

Paula

Dear Rickabaugh Family,
Thinking of Greg makes me remember that I always smiled when I saw him. He was a person I was always glad to see. We worked together for several years and I could always count on him to be helpful and kind. We often told each other about our children (I have 5 too, 4 boys and 1 girl) and it was clear he was very proud of and dedicated to his family.
Please accept my deepest sympathy for

Dear Rickabaugh Family,
Thinking of Greg makes me remember that I always smiled when I saw him. He was a person I was always glad to see. We worked together for several years and I could always count on him to be helpful and kind. We often told each other about our children (I have 5 too, 4 boys and 1 girl) and it was clear he was very proud of and dedicated to his family.
Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. I hope knowing that others hold you and your family in our hearts will bring you some comfort.

Eileen Mehl

I worked with Greg for many years here at the Ohio State University Medical Center. He was always very helpful and friendly. We missed him greatly when he retired. I am very sorry to hear of his passing. My condolences to the family.

My memories of Greg were growing up together at Clarks Lake and riding the school bus through Pickaway County through Middle and High School years.
Greg played next to me on the Defensive Line our Senior year at Westfall. I also remember Greg and I hunted together and I was not with him the day he tripped over a fence and shot himself in the arm with his shotgun. Another funny story as Greg was a top notch Science Student

My memories of Greg were growing up together at Clarks Lake and riding the school bus through Pickaway County through Middle and High School years.
Greg played next to me on the Defensive Line our Senior year at Westfall. I also remember Greg and I hunted together and I was not with him the day he tripped over a fence and shot himself in the arm with his shotgun. Another funny story as Greg was a top notch Science Student and he played around with making dandelion wine. One morning while waiting for the school bus on Ballah road Greg and I consumed a quart jar of his prized wine. My mother had to come picked me up by noon as I was sick as a dog.

Please accept my heartfelt condolences on the loss of Greg.

Dave Scribner

Sandy was our son Jeremy's first sitter. Jeremy was just 3 months old when he started going to Sandy's and went through age 5. Sandy and Greg had a big impact on who Jeremy is today. We couldn't have asked for a better family to watch over our son while we were away at work. Jeremy loved going to Sandy's and he loved the fact that Greg would always make sure to pick up a video at the library he

Sandy was our son Jeremy's first sitter. Jeremy was just 3 months old when he started going to Sandy's and went through age 5. Sandy and Greg had a big impact on who Jeremy is today. We couldn't have asked for a better family to watch over our son while we were away at work. Jeremy loved going to Sandy's and he loved the fact that Greg would always make sure to pick up a video at the library he knew Jeremy would love. Sandy and Greg treated Jeremy as if he were part of their family.

Chadd and I will be eternally grateful to Greg, Sandy, Alaina and Adam for the impact they have had on Jeremy's and our lives. We are better people for having known you all. Our hearts go out to you during this difficult time. Love and Prayers,
The Myers Family, Chadd, Lisa and Jeremy