tributes to Rick hurt
None of these videos show Rick or even use his name or picture, but they all tell about his life, his love, and his quality of character. He was far from perfect; Rick would be the first to admit that. But he was much deeper than what met the eye and helped make the world a better place because he reared a beautiful family, included others, and went through life painting and beautifying everything he touched. He was happy, fun, and uplifting. These are qualities that benefit his family and every one of us.
And that's what Rick was all about.
And that's what Rick was all about.
In memory of our beloved husband and father who left us on September 1, 2020.
We miss you!
Somewhere in Utah. Either around Moab or maybe near Vernal. Was on a trip to Yellowstone via Salt Lake City and returning through Flaming Gorge and Dinosaur.
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A spontaneous decision to go play a round of golf at Pinon Hills.
What song am I grateful for? “Desperado” by the Eagles
Rick wanted this song to be playing when he proposed to me. While we were dancing to it, he did! What a wonderful night that was! I love you Rick Hurt!
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I never met Rick but became acquainted with his wife Teri Hurt and sister-in-law Christy Land on our Church History Tour. Linda and I were initially welcomed and warmly befriended by these sisters. They proved valuable friends the entire tour. I have no doubt Rick was as warm and kind and congenial.
