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Henry James Richards

JACKSBORO, Texas

1920 - 2008

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Henry James Richards, a lifelong resident of Jacksboro, passed away Saturday, Feb. 16, 2008, at the age of 87. Celebration of life: 2 p.m. Tuesday at Memorial Christian Church. Graveside service will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Oakwood Cemetery in Jacksboro. Memorials: Should anyone desire, memorials...

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Henry was a wonderful person. I will always remember him for his kindness to me and the help and encouragement that he gave Mark with golf. Mark still talks about Henry today and the things that he taught him. Mark has continued through the years to call Henry periodically. I know he will miss those conversations greatly. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Henry Richards was a great man, and my Great Uncle. He taught me everything I know about golf, and a lot of what I know about life, too. Henry was never too busy to spend time with me, and he encouraged me at every turn. He helped me grow into a responsible adult, and helped me understand what is important in this life. He valued family and friends, and he approached life with a helping spirit blended with integrity, loyalty, and honor. I will always have the fondest of memories of...

Most of you do not know or remember me, but Henry does. I met Henry and Nancy in 1973 through my dearest friend, Rosie Lewis. Since that time, I have watched Henry give of himself to others as I also watched the silent lessons unfold. I witnessed a true friendship between Henry and Burk Lewis. I am forever grateful for the respect and kindness that Henry has shown to Rosie. I treasure the stories that my son, Tacoma has told of his adventures with Henry. God Bless you all. Oh, and one...

Henry was a good man and good helper when you had trouble with your golf game. Many will miss him.

He will be remembered for his contributions to the community especially working with young people in the golf program. My sympathy is extended to his family.