Harold S. "Ricky" Threadgill Jr.

Once again, Ricky was probably my first best friend. We lived in Ardmore next-door to his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Hill, and on weekends he would come with is family to visit them. I'd wait impatiently for those weekends so we could go out and play. I am trying to remember if either of us had even started grade school yet! But interestingly enough, my family moved to Malvern in '56; years later so did the Threadgills! I saw him towering over the others as I walked down a hall at Great...

All I can say is he was one of my first best friends. Just a super great guy!

dear marion. yall have been in my thoughts lately, i finally though to check on internet to find out i was late my love and condolences.. trapper

Our most sincere condolences on Harold's passing. He was a man's man and has gone, free of pain, to his Heavily Father's Mansion.

Our condolences to Chris and the Threadgill family on your loss. We hope that the love of family and friends will comfort and strengthen you in the days ahead.

I knew Rick from early childhood days in Ardmore when he would come to visit our next-door neighbors, Mr. & Mrs. Hill, of Hill & Perry Moving Company. It was always a real treat for me to play street football or something with him and his cousin, Roy Hill. Then later Rick showed up at Great Valley High School and we graduated together, Class of '66. Hadn't seen him for years, but I will miss him nonetheless. GOOD guy all the way through. My Sincerest Condolences to the family. Dan Rossi