Richard "Rick" Kolman
July 26, 1957 ~ February 4, 2024
Born in:
Weirton, West Virginia
Resided in:
Weirton, West Virginia
Richard Allen “Rick” Kolman, 66, of Weirton, WV peacefully passed away on February 4, 2024, at his home after a brief battle with cancer.
Rick was one of four boys born to Albert J. and Mary Magdeline Ambrose Kolman.
A graduate of Weir High School in 1975, Rick embarked on a career as an Iron Worker and Welder. His skills and dedication eventually led him to join his brother Bob’s business, Kolman Tile, where he excelled in his craft. Rick’s passion for laying ceramic tiles made him a sought-after professional, and he worked with numerous area contractors and private homeowners, leaving a lasting imprint on countless homes and businesses.
Rick’s journey in his brother’s business wasn’t just about tiles; it was about building connections and leaving a legacy of craftsmanship. Over the years, he took the reins of Kolman Tile, steering it towards continued success and growth.
Known for his mechanical acumen, Rick was a man of immeasurable skills. He found joy in the simple pleasures of life, including his love for shooting guns and playing darts. His keen interest in collecting showcased his appreciation for the hobbies he enjoyed.
Rick will be fondly remembered as a dedicated professional, a skilled craftsman, and a loving brother. His impact on the community through his work will endure, and his memory will be cherished by all who had the privilege of knowing him, including his son, David, his brothers, Robert “Bob” and Kevin Kolman.
There will not be any public services for Rick, please remember him in your own way.
Cremation will take place at the Greco-Hertnick Funeral Home Crematory, 3219 Main Street Weirton, WV.
His cremated remains will be placed next to his parents at Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens.
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So sorry for your loss. Our hearts are shattered. Such a great guy. RIP Ricky ♥️
My condolences to the family. I remember Rick as a fun and funny guy from my junior and senior years in school.
I first met you down the pool in 1975…I’m so sorry Rick and my thoughts and prayers go out to Bob…
MY condolences to the family. It has been a few years since I last seen him, but there will always be memories from our younger days! Rest In Peace, Cousin Ricky!
Always hard to lose a childhood friend and neighbor. RIP Rick.
So sad to hear. Went to school with Ricky and would run into him out in Weirton from time to time. Was a very nice guy and was proud of his tile work. Prayers for him and his family. RIP Rick.
Ricky was a childhood friend also. Always kind. He could do “The Tarzan” yell like no other. R I P my friend.
Ricky was a great guy! He did so much work in our home and we will always have a part of his legacy of great craftsmanship! He always made us laugh!! Great guy. Will surely be missed! RIP my friend!
I can’t believe your gone you will be sadly missed by me and the kids you came into our lives when we really needed a friend you will live on in our hearts forever ! Rest in peace my friend till we meet again !
Rick, I can honestly say there was never a dull moment with you around. You enjoyed making everyone around you laugh. You always made me smile. You were one to lend a hand to someone in need no matter what the situation could be. I am proud to call you my friend and you will surely be missed by everyone’s life you touched. RIP See you on the other side
My condolences to the family. Rest in Peace Rick.
I’ll miss Rick a lot he helped me out on a few jobs. I considered him a good friend. I wish I could have known him longer. My heart goes out to his family.