Samuel Richardson

Sam's callsign was WA4BPW, and he was always a welcomed voice to hear on the air.
The year, 1996.
I looked forward to talking with him as he had a distinct voice , a kind demeanor and a good sense of humor.
His voice will be missed on the amateur radio airwaves.
Appreciated, admired and respected.
Our most sincere and heartfelt condolences and sympathies we extend to the family.

Wonderful father, spouse and a good person!

The staff of Hospice of the Carolina Foothills is thinking of you and your family.
Susan Messer
Bereavement Volunteer

To the Family of Sammy Richardson..my family grew up with him in Boonville,N.C...he was a smart and kind person..His Mother, Carmen Richardson taught my Sister Judy Crissman (Kiser), myself Dawn Crissman (Johnson) , my sister Daphne Crissman (Trent) and my brother Fleming Crissman piano and voice for 10 years at Sammy 's home..we watched him grow up on our church Boonville United Methodist Church where his mother played the Piano and Organ for over 50 years..
Our prayers are with all...

Sam was a longtime Amateur Radio friend for over 30 years. I will miss him as a friend and as well as his spirit of helping people....73 my friend

Dottie I am so sorry. My prayers are with you and your

So sorry for your loss

To Dottie and the family I am so very sorry for the very loss of your husband I love you and I know this will be hard I'm still going through it but I pray things will get better and I am praying that things will get easier for you I'm so glad you shared your life with Sam what a wonderful beautiful life but God be with you I know that I love you and I'm praying for you and the family with deepest sympathy Vicky Calabrese

Uncle Sam was a great man, and a true pillar of the community. My deepest and most heartfelt condolences to my Aunt Dottie, her children and all the family.