Rick Foster, aged 84, died September 25, 2018 at his daughter’s home in Dexter, MI. He had been living with his daughter, Martha and her husband, John, for the past three years, since the death of his wife Gretchen. He was born March 31, 1934 in Lansing, Michigan and was the son of Richard and Frances (Arbaugh) Foster, Sr.
He attended Cranbrook Schools (’52) and received his undergraduate degree from Dartmouth College (’56). He received his Law Degree from University of Michigan (’61).
Rick was an attorney in the law firm of Foster, Swift, Collins and Coey. He worked there for over 20 years alongside his father, Dick. The firm was originally founded by his grandfather, Walter Foster. Following his work at Foster, Swift, Rick founded the consulting firm BanConsult, Inc., serving community banks and regional bank holding companies throughout the mid-west in mergers and acquisitions, corporate strategy and retail banking best practices. Rick also continued work as an attorney at law during and after his work at BanConsult, Inc.
of Dexter, MI, age 65, passed away Friday, September 21, 2018 at Michigan Medicine with her family at her side. She was born May 5, 1953 in Chelsea, Michigan, the daughter of Irwin George & Helen Agnes (Ulrich) Young. Nancy was baptized at St. Mary Catholic Church and attended St. Mary School. She graduated from Chelsea High School in 1971. She had a grand champion steer at the Chelsea Fair. Nancy worked for Chrysler in Dexter, Adair Printing in Dexter, and Meijers on Jackson Road. She always had a huge garden (both vegetables and flowers), and enjoyed her many pets. Nancy enjoyed canning, decorating, sewing, photography, and traveling. Nancy loved to fish from the dock. She was a “picker” who enjoyed auctions and flea markets. Most of all, Nancy loved being an imaginative grandma.