Charles Earl Richardson

Charles Richardson Obituary
Charles Earl Richardson, affectionally known as 'Chuck,' went home to Jesus at La Posada Residential Home in San Bernardino, California, three days shy of his 72nd birthday. Born June 8, 1952, in Dallas, Texas, he was the fourth child of Rev. WD Richardson and Stella Mae Smith. The eldest brother,Walter Don Richardson, died in infancy. His parents, WD, Stella Mae, and stepfather, Claude Davis, Jr.,preceded him in death. Following a long commitment, Charles and Elvia united in marriage for over 30years. He was a loving stepfather to Elvia's young son, Porfirio Bueno, and in 1991, beloved Stella Marie was born. Stella bore them four grandchildren.
Until moving to Highland Hills in 1962, Chuck was raised in West Dallas and attended Frederick Douglass Elementary School. In 1963, the family moved to Santa Monica, California, then to Compton,California, in 1994, where he graduated from Willow brook Jr. High School, Centennial High School and attended Compton Jr. and Long Beach State Colleges. Charles's earliest work experience began with a paper route and assisting in the part-time maintenance business of stepfather, 'Daddy Claude'..' His adult employment history included K Mart in Los Angeles as Assistant Manager, in Arizona as Manager and Northrop-Grumman Maintenance.
Charles loved sports, playing with the fellas and watching the games. His favorite teams are the L. A. Dodgers, USC Trojans, L. A. Lakers, and the Dallas Cowboys. A passion for songwriting led him and his best friend, Pete, to study at Long Beach State. His favorite artists included Jerry Butler, James Brown, Impressions, and Four Tops. Charles loved pancakes and donuts, especially from Winchell's, and bike riding.
Charles loved his nieces and nephews. His most significant accomplishments were marriage to one wife and devotion to their family. His presence in the lives of his sister, nieces, and nephews will always gain him honor. The most significant and most memorable event occurred in his later life. While unknowingly struggling with Alzheimer's, the destroyer lays waste on every aspect of a person's mind and life. In 2019, Charles declared that he wanted nothing to do with God and Jesus, the God of his youth. Two weeks later, he accepted an invite to The Rock Church from his sister. Through preaching the Word, the Holy Spirit penetrated where mere words could not; Charles became a worshipper of Christ.He leaves to cherish his memories: Elvia Diaz-Osorio Richardson, wife, Stella Marie Richardson,daughter, grandchildren, Dominic Tyerell Tucker, Jr., 13, K'Loni Jae-Nikole Davis, age 10, Khiri Jasenia Davis, age 9, and Kevin Jaisaun Davis, age 4; brothers, Walter Grant Richardson and Anthony Wayne Davis; sisters, Deborah Coleman and Valarie Jean Harper (half); aunts, Bessie Jewel Taylor, Mary Louise Hollier; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
Funeral services for Charles Richardson,
Viewing and funeral services will be at Ingold Funeral Chapel
8277 Juniper Avenue, Fontana California 909-822-8083.
Viewing will be on Wednesday 06/19/2024 from 4 PM to 8 PM.
Funeral services will be on Thursday 06/20/2024 at 10:30 AM.
Interment to be at Montecito Memorial Park and Mortuary,
3520 E Washington St, Colton, CA, 92324.
For questions, please call James or Deborah Coleman at 909-702-7436
Directions to repass will be provided
Visitation
Wednesday, June 19th, 2024
04:00 pm - 08:00 pm
8277 Juniper Ave,
Fontana CA 92335
Funeral Service
Thursday, June 20th, 2024
10:30 am - 12:30 pm
8277 Juniper Ave,
Fontana CA 92335
Interment
Thursday, June 20th, 2024
01:30 pm
3520 East Washington Street,
Colton CA 92324 To plant a beautiful memorial tree in memory of Charles, please visit our Tree Store.