Thank you for your smiling, cheerful face when you came into the prop and rotor shop at 224th aviation bn, Va. army national guard, sandston, Va.. You were one of the best first sergeants. God has welcoming arms for you. Retired SFC John Waldeck

James A. I will miss your face, your laughter, your humor, your sincerity, your thoughtfulness, your caring soul and your zest for life. Thank You for being such a good friend to me. You and Jimbo behave your bad selves up there. Love you
always, Tapi

Your father will be terribly missed. He was loved by all of us and he will be cherished in our memories forever. Our condolences. love always, The Children of the Late Floyd and Annie Bowman

I enjoyed working with you and talking to you. Though it was many years ago I never forgot your great sense of humor, intelligence and sense of fun. It was good I got a chance to talk with you several years ago after a many years of us having gone separate ways in life. Godspeed to you Jimmy. I will always remember you fondly.
William Rice

Dear Miss Alice, Tricia, James, Tiffany, and all the Richardson clan--I am so sorry to have just heard of your loss. Mr. Richardson was a good man. Always such a pleasure when he came "home" to 39th St. I loved talking to him and catching up on all of you. Peace and Love to you at this sad time,
Michael Farquhar