Richard Hiebert

richard hiebert

Richard “Dick” A. Hiebert, 64, Fargo, ND, died, Friday, June 29, 2012 at the Golden Living Center, Moorhead, MN.

Richard, the son of Andrew and Dora Hiebert, was born July 31, 1947 at LeRoy, ND.  Richard grew up and attended school in Walhalla, ND.  Richard received his GED and also attended truck school.  He moved to Fargo, where he owned and operated an auto body shop.  He painted and detailed cars and motorcycles.  Richard then worked as an over-the-road semi-driver for a number of years. Richard married Kathy J. Manson on Sept. 5, 1997 in Sioux Falls, SD.  The couple made their home in Fargo.  Richard worked for Fargo Hose from 1998- 2000 until he became disabled.  His wife Kathy has been his caregiver in their home since then.

Dick enjoyed being with family, hunting, fishing, reading the Fargo Forum, word puzzles, cooking and grilling.  He was a great Papa for family, neighbors and dogs.  Every night he told his wife, “Sleep with Angels, I love you.   Also, you can only hate one thing in life, not a person.”   Richard hated liver.

He is survived by his wife, Kathy; his father, Andy Hiebert; grandchildren, Mara Piro, Kierra Piro, Sebastian Kringler; 6 stepsons and stepdaughters; brothers, sisters, nephews, nieces, aunts,  uncles and many friends.

He was preceded in death by his companion and therapeutic dog, Foxy; his beloved mother, Dora Hiebert; his mother-in-law, Audrey Manson; father-in-law, James Manson and stepson, Josh Iverson.

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  1. valley city ndWhat to say to/about a friend that you haven’t seen in a long time?
    Big Dick Hiebert had the BIGGEST heart, and he opened it up to so many many people. I’m so glad I was given the opportunity to know him for awhile. Dick, you will be missed by the many friends you made over the years. Some that preceded you to Heavens gate, and those of us still to follow. I’ll never forget watching Saturday morning cartoons with you and laughing our backsides off. Ride hard, ride free bro.

  2. GRAY COURT SCTo my brother Richard, without you in my past, I would have never completed school becoming the first one in our family to do so. I thank you for that. You kept my life straight and in the right direction for doing great things in my 20 years in the US Army. Our past few years have been very distant and I would like to say “I’m sorry” and I hope all your pain and suffering is now over. God Bless You Richard ” Butch ” Hiebert.
    Rest in Holy Peace with the Lord.


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