Richard William Wandell

Richard William Wandell, age 70, of Orlando, Florida passed away on October 12,2023 due to complications following a cervical spine procedure. 

Rick was born on April 23,1953 to Richard and Katie Wandell in Binghamton, New York.  After Rick graduated from high school in 1971, he went on to study Music Theory at Broome College. His love of music led him to spend many years
traveling the United States playing many instruments such as the Drums, Guitar,
Bass Guitar and Saxophone.

In 1985, Rick met Janet in Fredericksburg, Virginia while performing a musical concert. Together their love of the arts enabled them to live in perfect harmony. In 1988, Rick found his second home with Truly Nolen Pest Control where he enjoyed working for 35 years and developed many lifelong friendships.Rick was predeceased by his father, Richard Wandell, sister, Denise Kisner and brothers Ronald and Roger Wandell. He is survived by his wife, Janet V. Wandell, two children Mellisa Wandell and L.B. Johnson as well as six grandchildren, Lissette Huey, River Milsapp, Daren Johnson, Rayevyn Schulte, Jeffrey Johnson and Peyton Schulte. He is also survived by his loving mother Katie S. Wandell and brother, Robert Wandell.

Rick’s Memorial will be held at Compass Pointe Funeral Services on Saturday, October 21,2023 at 1:00 p.m.

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  1. Marsha Johnson's avatar Marsha Johnson says:

    I learned of Rick’s passing today when I talked to a coworker of his while out walking in my neighborhood. I am so sorry for your loss Janet. Rick lived for two things; you and his family and his music. I loved working with him at TN and loved hearing him play and listening to you sing. You truly made beautiful music together and were soul mates. Prayers for strength for you and your family.

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