This is from his son Ken B.:
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My dad (Richard G. Burns / pen name: "Dick B."), age 90, passed away late last night/early this morning (Saturday, September 12). I would appreciate your prayers as I put his estate in order and take over responsibility for my dad's efforts to share with the world the roles played by God, His Son Jesus Christ, and the Bible in the astonishing success of early Alcoholics Anonymous in helping "seemingly-hopeless," "medically-hopeless," "last-gasp-case," "real" alcoholics recover from their alcoholism. If you would like to help me in my efforts to carry on my dad's work, please contact me by email at kcb00799@gmail.com. Thank you. In GOD's love, Ken B.
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From bluidkiti: I met Dick B. online many years ago. We always supported each other in what we did in recovery. He was a great friend to me. I will miss him so very much.
One of his websites:
http://www.dickb.com/index.html
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/DickBmauihistorian
**Dick B was sober for 29 years when he passed away. He was born on May 15, 1925. His sobriety date was April 21, 1986.
Dick B's story -
http://dickb.com/dickb-story.shtml
http://alcoholicsanonymoushistory.bl...-god-help.html
http://mauihistorian.blogspot.com/20...-jd-cdaac.html
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