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Charles E. Richardson, Jr.
In Memory of
Charles E.
Richardson, Jr.
1943 - 2018
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Gail Blosser
"Sending my love and prayers to you,Ruth and your family, during this difficult t"
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Rebecca Richardson
"“But now, this is what the Lord says…Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I ha"
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Rosalie Shisler-Taylor
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Laurie Hejl
"Prayers going out to the family and may Charles rest in peace."
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Manor Care Dallastown
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Life Story for Charles E. Richardson, Jr.

Charles E.  Richardson, Jr.
CHARLES E. RICHARDSON JR., 75 of Fawn Grove, PA died on Monday, August 27, 2018 in Manor Care, Dallastown. He was the beloved husband of Ruth (Lowe) Richardson; they shared 35 years of marriage.

Born in Baltimore, MD on February 16, 1943 he was a son of the late C. Everitt Richardson, Sr. and Esther (Tonge) Richardson and a graduate of Kennard Dale High School. Charlie was a member of the K-D Young Farmers and a lifetime member of Centre Presbyterian Church.

A lifetime agricultural enthusiast and farmer by trade, Charlie grew up on the family farm “Fawn Valley Farm” alongside his parents and sister in the orchard, dairy and fields. He delivered produce, grain, did custom combining and had a great passion for cattle. He passed on his passion of farming and animals to his daughters by always taking the time for meetings and competitions for both 4-H & FFA activities. He was a longtime member of Fawn Grove Olde Tyme Days where he ran the peddle tractor pull competition. He enjoyed collecting IH tractors and memorabilia. He especially enjoyed participating in local tractor rides; however, his fondest memory was the Heritage Tractor Adventure Ride in IL. His daughters remarked that he had a deep love for family, helping others and was a devoted father and grandfather.

After the cows were sold in 2004, Charlie went to work for Shrewsbury Concrete and later drove a concrete pump truck for Structural Concrete.

In addition to his wife, he is survived by:
Four daughters-
Rebecca Richardson of Owings Mills, MD
Susan Horswill of Brillion, WI
Barbara (Jeremiah) Lowe of Mechanicsburg, PA
Tracy (Andrew) Hulshart of Fawn Grove, PA

A sister, Elizabeth (Alvin) Renwick of Elkton, MD

Six grandchildren-
Eli & Isaac Horswill
Hayleigh, Scarlett and Savannah Lowe
Emma Hulshart and baby boy Hulshart (arriving soon)

Services are pending. Please check back for updates.

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