The Reverend Richard Stillwell Corry

Since going online and finding out that Rev. Dr. Corry now is deceased my thoughts have manifested. Always, I felt Devine prominence when in his presence, go kind, so gentle. I have become active with St. James Episcopal Church, Kittrell, NC and believe that parish to be one that Rev. Dr. Corry served while residing in NC--I am inquiring to older members. I would so love to hear from his children who revered their father. When I served the family in the 1960's I could see the love...

I was doing some genealogy research, my late Mother's family in Quincy, Florida. I recall visiting them (Belle Cole, Dorothy Greene and Betty Brown) in 1973 and was made aware that they, the Cole's, were friends with the Corry's. I know that they showed me the Corry house, but cannot remember meeting the parents. So, I just happened to think of Rev. Dr. Corry and searched his name. I was shocked when his obituary came up and in Quincy! I live in Durham and worked for the Rev. and Dr....

What a special man. I was chaplain at St Margarets School in Tappahannock when He was at St Pauls Millers Tavern. Great colleague and friend. He took me to my first Opera in Richmond....Blessings all and remembering Dick in love. The Rev. Debbie Rutter

We had the pleasure of meeting Reverend CORRY at a family gathering.He made us all feel welcome.What an inspirational life he lived.Our condolences to the family.Brenda and Sterling CORRY

Love Richard and seeing him smile. I loved always watching him walk down King street to go to church. He will me missed and he had an incredible life. Jesus saw him and said "well done my son and welcome home!"