Burnett Riddick

I met Mr. Riddick through trips he took with his wife, Dorothy with the Merry Hearts at The Salvation Army. All I can say he was always a true gentleman and had nothing but kind words to say to everyone on the trip. He is truly going to be missed here on earth but we all know he is in the arms of his heavenly father. Family and Friends just remember to rely on God and he will give you the strength to see you through these trying times.
Theresa Adkins and all the ladies at The...

I met Mr Riddick at a meeting of NCCU Alumni Association approximately twenty years ago. He was one of the oldest members of our Tidewater Chapter at that time. He was a true gentleman and always had a kind word. He will be missed by our Alumni Association, for he was a true "Eagle"

He will be truly missed. Such a wonderful person to know.
Your friends of Mobile Meals of Norfolk Z & Doree

Dear Mrs. Riddick and Benjamin, We were all lucky to have known Mr. Burnett Riddick. He was a fine gentleman. We will miss him.

With deepest sympathies, Jennifer Duffy and the KPRD group at Merrill Lynch

"Mr. Riddick was a faithful member of New Calvary Baptist Church and on any Sunday I could see him in plain view from the choir loft, he will be missed by many. May God continue to shower his blessings and peace upon Mrs. Riddick and members of the family".

I did not know Mr. Riddick personnel, but I knew his Daddy. He build a small store across US 158 in front of the vfw building. My mother live at the corner of Bazemore Lane and US 158. She would walk to the store to get a few grocery and paid for them when her SS check came in. The family has my sympathy.

Jesse Modlin
Sunbury, NC