In loving memory of Dick, who woke up in heaven on Friday July 21, 2023.

Dick was born to Fred and Mary Poulter in the Portland area on May 31, 1945. He had an older sister Margie and younger brother Rollie.

He grew up hunting, and fishing with his dad and brother.

As a young man, Dick spent his days doing demolition derbies and horse stampeding. He loved a good adventure.

He found love in Oregon and married Renee, they had 2 daughters together, Terrie and Angie, whom he adored. After they divorced, Dick found himself settling down in Enumclaw WA, where he lived for the rest of his life. He met and married Peggy and inherited his 2 step children Danny and Kelly Morris, who he loved dearly. Dick and Peggy together welcomed their son and pride and joy Fred Richard (Ty) Poulter. Dick loved his family unconditionally and without judgment. Talk of any of his children would often move him to tears, he had a huge heart for them. Ty returned that unconditional love and took care of Dick in his last days in his home.

Dick worked in construction for most of his life for Jensens sand and gravel, and went to work for King county in 1995.

If you knew Dick, chances are you had some laughs and good times together. Dick loved golfing and became quite the popular golf buddy, not because he was good at it, but because he was great company and a good friend to many. You could often catch him enjoying cocktails down at Te Lee, or stirring up trouble with some of his best and lifelong friends, Don Spencer, Jeff Whealdon and Jeff Troy.

Dick was preceded in death by his parents, his sister Margie, his grandson Joey, his best friends Art Gamblin and Bill Egbert. He is Survived by his brother Rollie, His daughters, Terrie, Angie and Kelly, His Son Ty, his grandchildren Tami, Laura, Nate, Robbie, Randy, Katie, Andrew and Dakota and 5 great grandchildren.

Please join us in celebrating Dicks life on August 20th at Te Enumclaw Mens Golf Club from 12-5. He would want to buy all his friends a drink and his family would love to hear stories and memories.

Dick, Poulter, Dad, Grandpa, you will be missed tremendously, Rest in paradise.