Hello Susan,

I am a former classmate of yours at Colonel Grey High School.  I have always remembered your kindness to me.  (I am profoundly deaf and rely on lipreading.). I have been living in Ottawa for 37 years.  I wish to express my heartfelt sympathy for the loss of your dad, who used to work with my dad at Maritime Electric.  Dad always spoke highly of your dad.  If I remember correctly you moved to Ontario after grade 11.
Dad was only 74 when he died from a brief illness with pancreatic cancer.

May loving memories of your dad console you and your family.  It is a blessing he lived a long and happy life.

Best regards,
Monica Elaine Campbell
P.S.  My beloved spouse died of Parkinson’s 2 1/2 years ago.

Dear Tyler, Susan and families,

I send my deepest condolences to all of you. I remember your dad back years ago at Saint Paul’s church,  always smiling, always kind.

Dear Pat and Family,
It was with sorrow, but fine memories, that we learned of Tom’s death. Reading about his  varied commitments and accomplishments, there is no doubt that he lived a full  life, contributing to friends, colleagues and society and richly blessing your family.
We have fond memories of our little community on Morrison Lane.  The beautiful watercolour you painted of our New London house, Pat, is a constant reminder of good neighbours, fun-filled get togethers, birch trees and roses in your yard, and even the sign with the picture of your dog and the words, Slow Crossing.
May all your memories of your beloved Tom ease your grief and give way to peace of mind and heart.
Sincerely,
Gerry and Gail Hopkirk

George Guimond, 
Friend and work mate

It is with sadness to learn about Tom's passing. He was definitely a man who left a lasting impression on me. I know his leadership skills were 2nd to none. I was surprised to learn that he was 95 years old, and never waisted a minute. Peace Tom.

George Sherrill Guimond

Dear Tyler,Alexis and family
So sorry to hear of your Dad's passing.
Our heartfelt condolences to all the Richardson family.
Cherish all those memories of your Dad.

Valerie and Lew Robinson

Our sincere condolences to you, Pat, and all the family on the loss of Tom, who I had come to know over the past 30 years, which all started with a working relationship.  I certainly got to see all of the great qualities you speak about in his obituary as I got to know both of you, as well as some of the family.  Sharlene and I hope that fond memories of a long life of happiness provide you with comfort and wish you good health and strength through these difficult times.

Our sincere condolences to the familly at this difficult time.
As time goes by, may the pain of your loss be replaced by all your fond memories

We were saddened to read of 
Tom's death.  Terry worked for him years ago at Richardson and Associates.  He was always willing to give advice and share his knowledge.  We were both very fond of him.
This is a verse I read and felt it was very appropriate when thinking of Tom.  "The world is diminished because he is gone...but it is still a better place because he was here."
Our deepest sympathy to each one of you as we all remember a great man.

Pat and family:
  Judy and I send our sincere condolences .
 Your family were great neighbors and Tom was so instrumental in the planning of our house on QE Drive .Living across the street from you was a delight and we were so fortunate .
  May he Rest in Peace.🌹🙏

Tom, your gentle demeanor and your kind heart coupled with your brilliant engineering mind have already impacted three generations after you. What a legacy you have left in the Richardson family! So many memories of children screaming when you played Sleeping Giant, a game that your great grandchildren robustly request to this day, your patience showing children how to golf, ski or play a game. You were a superb host and patriarch with your warm hugs (where we would have to be on our tippy toes), your free flowing bartending skills,  and endless, fun and interesting stories and jokes where everyone would be crying they were laughing so hard! You will be greatly missed but you have inspired your family in more ways than you would have realized. Thank you for so much!

Dear Tyler, Alexis and extended family:

I'm sorry to hear of your Dad's passing.  What a wonderful life he had - even great-grandchildren! However, no matter how long we have someone, it is never easy when they leave us.  May your memories comfort you during this time.  My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Jacqueline O'Keefe.

I would like to offer my heartfelt condolences to the Richardson family as they experience this loss. Tom was a sweet man and always showed such generosity and kindness to those he loved.
Some of my favourite memories of Tom are watching him patiently teach the game of golf to his very young grandson Sam and hearing him joyfully sing Frank Sinatra songs with granddaughter Hannah. When I remember Tom, I see him laughing at a joke, often so hard that there would be tears rolling down his cheeks while he barely managed to gasp out the word ‘tilt!’

My deepest sympathies to the Richardson family. Tom was a great person, who was always warm, kind and thoughtful. An example to us all, he was available and willing to offer sound advice to me as a young engineer just starting out. He will be missed but ever-present in our fond memories.

Dear Pat, Tyler, Susan, Geordie, Sarah and Families.

Our deepest condolences to you all on the passing of Tom, clearly one of the nicest and kindest persons I have ever met. Needless to say Tom  was a very important person in my life and shared the wealth of his knowledge with me. He was a real inspiration and role model to me and for that I will be forever grateful. He will truly be missed by all.  Rest in peace Tom. 

With Love Bob, Kim and Family

OBITUARIO

Thomas Ernest Richardson

25 enero, 1930 – 23 enero, 2025

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