Richard Goodin
November 22, 1935 - September 23, 2022
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Richard D. Goodin 86 of Indianapolis, IN passed away on Sept 23, 2022. Born in Bedford, IN to Luther & Majel (Pickens) Goodin on Nov 22, 1935. Richard married Barbara McGuire on April 6 of 1956 in Bedford, IN then moved to Indianapolis, IN and started working at Allison's in the Photo Lab for 35 years. He also worked for channel 6 news filming the Indy 500. He enjoyed coaching little league basketball for his sons. He was a big race car fan. Richard and one son owned a Sprint car team which Bobby Adkins drove for them. Richard also enjoyed going to car shows with another son which owned a car to show. He loved spending lots of time at his lake house on his porch at Raccoon Lake watching people boating and fishing. Richard is preceded in Death by his parents and wife of 46 years of marriage. He is survived by his sister Judy Holsapple (Mitchell, IN) 3 sons-David (Debbie), Scott (Barbara) & Gary (Jennifer England) Goodin. 2 grandsons (Michael & Justin) Goodin, 1 granddaughter Amy Julian & 2 great-grandsons & several nieces and nephews.
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June
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Dick was funny and a so open to letting me get to know him. I appreciate the times at Raccoon Lake and seeing him in Indy. He was so open to letting me bring my dog, Ody, along too! What a great guy. I am a better person for knowing him. He will be missed. My condolences to Gary, Marie and the entire family.
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Casey Morgan
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We are so sorry to hear of the passing of your father, Dave. Praying for you and the entire Goodin family. Hugs and love.
Rick, Casey, and Nathan Morgan
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Eric, Amy, Hayden, & Emma
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We were saddened to hear of the loss of your dad Dave. You along with your family our in our thoughts. You have our deepest sympathies.
JM
Jen Macy-Wilson
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I lived next door to him for 13 years before moving to Martinsville and would drive by when back in Indy to check out the neighborhood. I noticed things looked different in the drive the last time I drove by and was sad to read he had passed away. We either spoke or waved when we would see each other out and as our dogs(poms & dachshunds) ran up and down the fence barking at each other. I appreciated having him as my neighbor all those years, and I am sincerely sorry for your family's loss.