Birth date: Oct 20, 1953 Death date: Jul 2, 2021
Edward Richard Dudzic Jr., 67, known as “Rick”, passed away peacefully on July 2, 2021 surrounded by loved ones. Born in Philadelphia to Edward R. Dudzic Sr. and Dorothy (“Dolly”) (Nowicki), beloved husband of more than 39 years t Read Obituary
The Dude and I meet at our Job at PTL, in the mid 70's, we hit it off instantly and became A-hole buddies. We would both enjoy drinking our lunches back then, return to work and find everything funny. We were big contributors to the cuss jar, and loved telling the plants to die. We were partners and experts at shooting people with rubber bands. The last time I saw Dude he spilled out a list of the account codes we used back in the 70's. Life has a way to separate even the best of friends, he moved South I moved West and we lost touch for many years. But when we did cross paths, it was like yesterday we last spoke. two minutes into the conversation and we were laughing. That's the type of guy we all lost, Instant friend, and friend forever. If it is ever possible to take anything with you, I hope Dude was able to take his Roller Dec with all the stars signatures, You gave Dude a stars name and he either had it in his Roller Dec or he would get it in a few seconds. What a Unique man. They made the Dude and broke the mold. The Dude and Monica gave me one of the best Birthday Gifts ever, It was an encyclopedia of everything Dirty. Love you Dude, Rest in Peace and be done with the suffering.
Tim
Deepest Sympathy to you all. Sending my prayers to you all
Brother man will miss you love stas
Much love to Monica, Tom, and Tim. Rick, a good man. Rest in peace.
Cousin Louis!
Condolences to Monica, Tommy, Timmy and all his family. Rick was a great friend and co-worker. He always had a skit to perform on the workroom floor to make us all laugh. He was very proud of his kids and always shared pictures and videos of his grandchildren. Duddy was the golf trip coordinator and best dressed golfer in our group. He couldn’t wait to get his “Sunday Brunch” Bloody Mary in Ocean City. He is already sorely missed by the “old guys” from Tacony Station. Hit em straight and Rest In Peace my Friend. Love and Miss You.
John (Hobs) Hoban
