It is with deep love and great sadness that we announce the passing of Richard Albert Tincombe at the age of 93. Richard passed away peacefully with family by his side. Deeply missed by his loving wife Margaret of forty-four years. Proud father of Deborah (Ray), Judy (Scott), Melanie, Michael (Celeste), Suzanne (Jeff), Sandra (Vince), Sean (Sherry), and Sarah (James). He cherished his grandchildren: Jordan, Kyla, Karly, Ian, Eric, Julia, Claire, Jake, Sam, Evan, Erika, and Nolan and his five (soon to be six) great grandchildren.
Richard led a full life. As a bush pilot, he staked claims and hunted throughout Northern Ontario. Richard was a proud member and active volunteer of the Rorab Shrine Club (North Bay) and a charter member of the Warren & District Lions Club. He was happiest walking the family farm (‘the back forty’) with his dog, cutting wood for winter, and tending his gardens and barn.
The family is grateful to the precious staff in Park Place at Pioneer Manor. (You know who you are).
The family is taking time to grieve privately and will gather with family and friends to celebrate Richard’s life at a later date. In place of flowers, donations to the Shriner’s Hospital or Kipling Baptist Church would honour his memory. Above all, the family asks that even the smallest act of kindness be carried out in Richard’s name.
My sincere condolences to Richard’s family.
October 19, 2025
He always made us laugh.
October 9, 2025
He was a great cousin.
October 9, 2025
Richard will be missed by all of his Masonic friends and Brothers. He was a good and fun friend to have. We enjoyed many times travelling to different events, some close and some far. Our travels always went quickly as he was a great conversationalist and joker. Many laughs together. He was very influential for me and I thank him for being my friend.
October 5, 2025
Richard was a sweet man with a great sense of humour. He and his whole family who faithfully visited him every day were such a blessing to the residents in the Park Place area, my dad included. You are a pretty special family and are an inspiration to all caregivers.
October 3, 2025
Most sincere condolences to you and your family.
Sheila Redden
October 2, 2025
As a youngster our families were close. Richard was the first man I saw “speaking” to the animals in the barn, like it was ok to show kindness to all. With warm memories and deep condolences to the family. Rest well.
October 2, 2025