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Richard Shuttleworth Obituary
SHUTTLEWORTH
Sadly we announce the peaceful passing of Richard Douglas Shuttleworth of Chase, BC at the age of 79.
Predeceased by his wife Patricia (Pat) and his brother Den. Dick is survived by his sons Garth (Tina), Greg (Debbie) and his granddaughters Emily and Maya. He is also survived by his sister Mickey (Bob) Ostergard of 100 Mile House and many nieces and nephews.
Dick was born in Vernon, BC. The family relocated to Langley, BC where he and his father John had a broiler farm. In 1968 Dick and Pat found their place on the North Shuswap to raise their sons and farm purebred polled Herefords.
In recent years Dick could be seen walking his dog Angel through the streets of Chase, raiding Colin's garden and leaving "doggy bags" in the back of Eddie's truck.
A special thank you to his friends Shirley, Norm and neighbours of the Shuswap Sands Park for their help and kindness.
As requested, no service will be held. A small family gathering will be held at a future date. In lieu of flowers and cards a donation to a charity of choice would be appreciated.
Sadly we announce the peaceful passing of Richard Douglas Shuttleworth of Chase, BC at the age of 79.
Predeceased by his wife Patricia (Pat) and his brother Den. Dick is survived by his sons Garth (Tina), Greg (Debbie) and his granddaughters Emily and Maya. He is also survived by his sister Mickey (Bob) Ostergard of 100 Mile House and many nieces and nephews.
Dick was born in Vernon, BC. The family relocated to Langley, BC where he and his father John had a broiler farm. In 1968 Dick and Pat found their place on the North Shuswap to raise their sons and farm purebred polled Herefords.
In recent years Dick could be seen walking his dog Angel through the streets of Chase, raiding Colin's garden and leaving "doggy bags" in the back of Eddie's truck.
A special thank you to his friends Shirley, Norm and neighbours of the Shuswap Sands Park for their help and kindness.
As requested, no service will be held. A small family gathering will be held at a future date. In lieu of flowers and cards a donation to a charity of choice would be appreciated.
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Published by Kamloops This Week on Oct. 16, 2014.