Richard LeRoy Yost 57, Lincoln, passed away May 11, 2020 at St Elizabeth Hospital.Born in Lincoln, NE to Richard L Yost Sr. and Cheryl Briggs Yost Little April 16,1962.
Worked for Alley Cat Refuse at time of death.
Survived by wife Lucy; parents, Cheryl and Mike Little of TX; children, Mitchell of AZ and Anna of Lincoln, NE; 1 niece 2 nephews aunts and cousins.
Preceded in death by father, sister and grandparents.
No service at this time.
You will be missed brother
Rick, Ricky, Richard were all the names I called him, he was his own person for sure, had a lot of good times with him in both the office, or
Out on the route. The last couple of years Rick ran one of my Recyling routes, him and I would chuckle as we called it the “Cissy” route, he took good care of my customers and rarely was there ever a miss, nor did he ever leave trash/ recycle in the street, and we all know trash sometimes falls out of the truck, another term Rick always used was
“Goonbabble” this ment the other guys we’re talking way to much on the radio about useally sports. He was old school in that he hauled trash back in the day with a barrel on his shoulder carrying it out from
Peoples back yard, inside a garage, or where ever it was placed. I will miss him, and his nonsense humor.
RIP Amigo, I will always remember every time I see a “Goo” truck
Rest In Peace my Freind. Rick, Ricky, Richard and sometimes Amigo is what I called him. The last couple of years or so Rick ran my Recyling routes. Him and I called it the “Cissy” route, it was not as intense in the residential areas compared to a “Goo” route. Never did we receive a complaint from my customers about not doing something right. Lots of customers would call him the little “Short” guy when describing him. One thing about Rick, he would show up 2 hours early each mourning and was always carrying his homemade lunch. We will miss him, I love you Ricky ❤️
Jim want to thank you for being a good friend a great boss to my boy. Silly kid even at his age.
Loved him and will miss him like crazy.