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Memorial walk to pay tribute to Dick Hutchings.
We will all remember you, Dick...
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Photos were taken at LPC/ Ngong Ping/ Ma On Shan/ Sai Kung, Hong Kong
18 November 2007
Dick teached us not just to love nature, but to live in harmony with it... he was a great teacher and an amazing person, we will always remember him...
Vanessa (Bolivia - Class of ´98), 20 November 2007
Dick, you were a character and we will all miss you very much.
Dafydd, 20 November 2007
Dick was a true eccentric with his nicknames for everybody and an encyclopaedic knowledge of nature, matched only by his love of it. Another love was taking for example glorious photos of a butterfly emerging from its chrysalis. Dick truly loved teaching and the company of young people. LPCUWC is richer for Dick passing through, not only for the pond he dug. Dick must have enjoyed living in the middle of the woods in Poland; a boyish enthusiasm for life is what I will remember most about Dick.
John Green, 25 November 2007
I found this text by Dick and while reading it I felt like I was hearing him talk! http://www.florin.com/orchids/index.html After all these years, it brought wonderful memories.
Maria (LPC 96-98), 26 November 2007
The news of your demise came as a shock to me! I feel so bad because I haven't communicated with you lately and you haven't seen my wedding pictures yet.
I thank God for your life and I'm very grateful for the wonderful way in which you touched my life.
Oh Dick, I'm sad!
Oh Dick, Gladipus, Gladwyse, Doctor G.Zippus Lomotey will miss you sorely!
Gladys N.L.Lomotey(Ghana '97), 27 November 2007
Dick was unselfconsciously meticulous about everything - from appreciating Sibelius to home-brewing to discussing old grievances to teaching biology. The mind always on the details and every step precisely worked out in advance. It’s been heart-warming to see the way he thought of us and kept in touch. It’s hard to imagine not getting more of his extraordinary correspondence ever again.
Linda D'inda, 28 November 2007