39.1 F
The Villages
Wednesday, January 22, 2025

Richard Hayden

Richard Hayden

Richard “Dickie” Hayden, 92, originally from Derby, Conn., raised his family in Monroe, Conn., and retired in The Villages in Florida passed away on Oct. 25, 2020. 

He was a devoted family man and had a life long passion for the game of softball. His professional career started as a young man. He played professional softball until he started a family and then he continued the sport at the state and local level until the age of 86. Dickie was labeled as the “table setter.” His skill, speed and determination enabled him to set the stage for the power hitters whose job was to drive him home. His life long motto was, “Keep moving”. 

He loved his family and was a beloved husband to his late wife Phyllis Hayden. He will be missed by his three daughters

Laura Maclean, Donna Kalanick, Cheryl Hayden, his six grandchildren and his one great-grandchild.

I lost my father 10 years ago in crash on Morse Boulevard

A woman who lost her father 10 years ago in a crash on Morse Boulevard is calling for access on the controversial roadway. Read her Letter to the Editor.

Comics section of The Villages Daily Sun

A Village of Belle Aire resident has something to say about what he read in the comics section of The Villages Daily Sun.

If Biden family is innocent why do they need a pardon?

In a Letter to the Editor, a Village of Summerhill resident asks why the Biden family needed a pardon if they are all innocent.

We have to stop the spineless trolls

A Village of Caroline resident says it’s time to stop the spineless trolls from making life miserable in The Villages.

Stop calling them sinkholes!

A Village of St. Charles resident contends it’s time to stop using the term “sinkhole” to describe problems created by “poorly selected material used in the water mitigation system.”