Richard S. Heyser

1927–2008 (age 81)

U.S. Air Force pilot

Biography

Richard S. Heyser, a U.S. Air Force pilot, served his country with precision and pride, carrying the lessons of duty and honor into every chapter of his life.

He remained devoted to his family and the aviation community, and Magnolia Cemetery will forever mark the place where his disciplined spirit rests.

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