Kenneth T. Richardson

Thinking of our most wonderful Dr Ken Richardson, who we first started seeing in 1975. Dennis began seeing him when he was just 24. Dr Richardson attended each of our 4 children when he was born and throughout their childhood with only our youngest developing Axenfeld´s glaucoma when he was 9. A year later Dr Richardson retired. Dr Richardson was a very wonderful man whom we all loved and admired. We all missed him when he retired. We were fondly remembering him tonight and so we looked...

Brian and Alan, your father was a great and inspiring man. I remember him growing up and how his presence was respectful for us as kids. He greatly love you all and was admired by many. We all shared many wonderful times on the hill as family. May he be remembered as a good man, father and husband. My condolences to you all and your mother ,Ann.

I am so sorry for your loss. May you find comfort from the loving promise of seeing our dear loved ones again (John 6:40). Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Please accept my dearest and heartfelt sympathy; I am so sorry for your loss. May the God who "binds up the brokenhearted" and "comforts all who mourn" sustain your family during this challenging time. Isaiah 61:1, 2

We are very sorry to hear about the passing of Dr. Richardson. Whilst reading over his obituary, we are reminded of the biblical proverb that says, "Have you seen a man skillful at his work? He will stand before kings; He will not stand before common men." To the family and friends he leaves behind to cherish his memory, please accept our deepest condolences and do remember the biblical promise that God "is close to those broken at heart."- the Brennans

I am truly and deeply sorry for you loss. My warmest condolences go out to the family and friends of Kenneth. May the God of all comfort grant you peace and strength during this difficult time (psalm 29:11)