Birth date: Dec 16, 1935 Death date: Jan 31, 2019
James Patrick Richardson, age 83, of Covington, MI passed away Thursday, January 31, 2019 at Baraga County Memorial Hospital, L’Anse, MI. He was born in Chicago, IL on December 16, 1935. James graduated from high school in Chicago Read Obituary
John, Pete and Matt, Sorry to hear about the loss of your dad. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. 🌹 Jessica (Maki) Greene and family
We are very sorry for the loss of your Dad. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
So sorry. May he Rest In Peace You are in my thoughts and prayers
Dear Jimmy and family, it is with great sadness that I send my condolence and prayers to you. Jim was a true to himself character man of many words of worth! Mostly in the later years, we would meet up/catch up in the local grocery store. Some times, mostly our conversation would lead to opinions geared toward politics. I did have time to remind him how when he returned from the army, he was still serving, and appeared at 'The Stenson Farm' very handsome in his parachute jumper army uniform wearing his parachute jumpers army hat. My dad was very proud.... I was happy because the next day Jim and cousin Tom Stenson drove myself and the kids who were old enough to the Mazda Theater for the movie 'Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs' Looking up the movie facts, Walt Disney would re-release the movie every 10 years... 1937 first, 1947, 2nd, re-release and 1957 third release. Thank you Cuz. Jimmy for all the kind words you would share about my family. Thank you for sharing all your loving words about your family. Your family had a continual learning experience living with you and around you. My prayers are for you and for Shirley and for your family. With love from your cousins Ruthy & Tom Brown
Condolences to Jim's family during this difficult time. Fond, fond memories of "Jimmy," our friend & former colleague at New Day. I'd like to share one of my fondest memory's of working with Jim. Jim was one of the U.M's (Unit Mgr.) that trained me in when we moved back to the area & was hired part-time by New Day in 2002. Jim was fondly referred to as "Jimmy or The General." It was in his "General" voice upon the start of my first shift in training with him that he said in no uncertain terms, "please do as I say & not as I do, or you'll get court-martialed here by higher ups. I'll tell you about a couple of my court-martials when we have more time." 😊 This was the start of a new & good friendship. Great stories from him & his wit was second to none. R.I.P. my brother in recovery.
My condolences to the Sons and family of a well love man. My prayers will be with you all.
Deacon John Cadeau
Our thoughts and prayers go out to Jimmies family. I always liked working with him, he was a careing and gentle soul,funny at times,and a good friend. We will miss him very much. Rest in Peace my friend, Ruth and Mike Scott
