- Date Of Death: May 18, 2014
- State: Pennsylvania
Rick Bair On Sunday, May 18th, 2014, Rick Bair left us too soon. He was the loving husband of Arielle Lee (Becker) Bair of Northampton, and life will never be quite the same without him. Married for 6 years and together for over 7, Rick and Arielle had a special love that survived many odds. Rick was the son of the late Ronald Bair and Jean M. (Walbert) Carver of Bethlehem, and the stepson of the late Rowland K. Carver. He grew up in both Topton and Bethlehem, and worked as an accountant for most of his life. He loved golf, the Dallas Cowboys, and college football. Rick was a devoted son to his mother, Jean. He was close with his wifes family and always appreciated their love, kindness, and support. Though he never had children, he had a unique bond with the two cats he and his wife adopted in 2010, and they brought him years of enjoyment. He will be forever remembered and always missed. Floating through the years, we go Hand in hand, and speaking low In voices that are tuned to hear The love that moves from lips to ear. The seasons change and pass us by, But we are solid, we are high On life and riches of the heart”” Together, in no way apart. Theres nothing like a love that glows Steady””brighter””as it grows, And proves to all who see its light That it will stay, night after night. There is no distance, no demise, No prison, and no foolish lies”” Within this love, theres only truth Existing free of age or youth. Undying love is not a myth And needs no words to show that with The struggles that will come and go, It can survive the fiercest blow. When two hearts feel at peace at last In spite of future or of past, Life takes on a whole new face And fills each heart with transformed grace. Theres nothing like a love that glows Steady – – brighter – – as it grows, And proves to all who see its light That it will stay, night after night. ©Arielle Lee Bair Survivors: His loving wife Arielle, (Becker) Bair of Northampton; brother Keith Bair and his wife Kathy of Longwood, FL; mother Jean M. (Walbert) Carver of Northampton (formerly of Bethlehem); nieces, great-nieces and great-nephews.
