Richard Percudani

1936–2001 (age 65)

Biography

Richard Percudani was a steady presence in the Oak Lawn community, known for caring about the people around him and for quietly offering support whenever it was needed. Whether volunteering at neighborhood events or listening with patience to someone's worries, he exemplified what it means to be a thoughtful citizen.

His friends remember him for thoughtful conversation, for hosting gatherings that brought neighbors together, and for a generosity that never sought recognition but always made a difference.

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