As he waited for the Friday afternoon rush he knew was coming, Richard Gee sat on a small wooden stool in front of rows of colorful liquor bottles, neatly labeled with their name and price. His grandson Anthony Gray, who works at the store on weekends, walked in with lunch for his grandfather.  A bell … Continue reading Meet Richard Gee, the adored, wise-cracking owner of a liquor store with deep roots in Tucson Chinese history