Death date: Nov 16, 2017
Obituary of Richard Alan Skotak Please share a memory of Richard to include in a keepsake book for family and friends. View Tribute Book Richard Alan Skotak, 71, of Pearland, Texas passed away Thursday, November 16, 2017. He is p Read Obituary
Oh my goodness. I've been studying for my Real Estate Sales license exam and get some advice/pointers from him so I decided to look up Richard since he sold my house in 2006. He was president of the Silverlake HOA and a respected and amicable person of the community.
RIP Mr. Skotak. You were a special man.
OMG. I had no idea Richard passed away. He was such a wonderful man. Oh, Susan I’m so sorry to hear of this. My sincere condolences. All the best - Deron.
We were truly blessed to have Richard as part of our Silverlake community. Our prayers are with Sylvia and the rest of his family during this time. May your memories of his life so well lived carry you through.
Lord, Thank You for giving us Richard Skotak. He leaves a legacy through his family, real estate business and the community that he served. I truly valued and appreciated the friendship and mentor relationship that I had with Richard. Lord continue to bless his family, friend and colleagues. Please send the Holy Spirit to comfort them during this difficult time. In Jesus Name, Amen.
Sylvia,
You and your loved ones are in my thoughts and prayers.
Simone
Richard leaves a legacy for his similarly civic-minded community. May his memory shine through our own thoughtful words any kind deeds.
Richard Skotak was a wonderful man – funny, warm, outgoing, intelligent and a good friend. It was evident for all to see how much he loved and adored Sylvia. My wife Jayna and I always enjoyed seeing them together and laughing with them! He was a great storyteller – you could always count on Richard to have a great story that was funny and insightful. He knew people wherever he went.
It was an honor to serve alongside Richard in the Brazoria County Municipal Utility District #6. I saw him in those meetings as we all did: a positive force for our community, doing all he could to move the Silverlake area forward to the great place to live it is today. I first met Richard through Sylvia on the homeowners’ association, and they both helped us feel welcomed into the community.
Richard held a wealth of information about the history of Silverlake and Brazoria County, testament to his devotion to our area. He was a key supporter of the Clarence Sasser Park from the beginning, and he continued to monitor the Park and suggest improvements to it up to and during this last month’s Board meeting. His legacy will continue through the countless good works and efforts he made to make our area a safe and welcoming place to live.
I'm so sorry to hear about Richard and will keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers.
My thoughts and prayers are with Sylvia, Sandra & all of the family. What a shock & great loss to us all..I know he'll be looking for the perfect piece of heaven..once a realtor always a realtor..RIP Richard
Chris, Kim, Pam and Sylvia. What a beautiful obituary you wrote. My heart truly hurts for you all and your children, especially having to do this years before you were ready for Richard to leave this earth. I Am at a loss for words and I am just so very sorry. I will never forget your Dad’s jolly face and soul. I hope you see small remembrances of him everywhere and know he is smiling down on each of you.
