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Richard Franklin Jones

1930 - 2020

Richard Franklin Jones obituary, 1930-2020, Hilliard, OH

Richard Jones Obituary

Jones, Richard Franklin
1930 - 2020
A gentle kind man passed away on April 17, 2020. He was a servant to his God, loved his wife dearly, was so proud of his children and grandchildren. He will be remembered for his funny sayings and his handlebar mustache. He loved chocolate candy and any kind of ice cream. Devoted to his Buckeyes. If you were coming to see him you knew not to wear maize and blue, or to mention the state up north. He enjoyed having lunch with the Romeos on Thursdays. Richard Franklin Jones was born March 18, 1930. Preceded in death by his parents Ruth and Reese Jones, his sisters Pauline, Marjorie, and Eleanor. Survived by his sister, Jean Romonosky; cousin, Tom Jones; and many nieces and nephews. He married Amelia (Nini) 62 years ago. Also survived by his daughter, Karen (Dave) DeWeese; son, Richard (Karen) Jones; grandchildren, David (Shannon) DeWeese, Kristin (Derek) Elasser, Adrienne (Dan) Marlett, Seth (Ashley) Jones, Zachary (Meredith) Jones, Jakob (Megan) Jones; great-grandchildren, Alex, Lilly, Gideon, Josiah, Lydia, Malachi, Griffin, Sophia, Bodie, Charlotte, Evelyn, Wesley, and Boaz. Dick was a Korean War Veteran, retired from Burgess and Niple Engineering. A longtime member of Glenwood United Methodist Church; where he was the Methodist Men Treasurer and worked with the Wednesday work crew for the Church. A faithful blood donor of 28 gallons. A graduate of South High School, 1948, and attended The Ohio State University. Dick's family would like to thank the Mt. Carmel hospice nurses and many of his neighbors for all the prayers. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Glenwood United Methodist or Mt. Carmel Hospice. There will be a memorial service held at a later date. Please check with the funeral home's website for those details in the future. Services have been entrusted to Heart & Hope by Schoedinger. To share memories and offer condolences, please visit, www.heartandhope.com

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Published by The Columbus Dispatch from Apr. 20 to Apr. 22, 2020.

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Pamela Chattergoon

April 23, 2020

Our thoughts are with you at this sad time. Korean War Veterans Columbus Ohio Chapter 116.

Wanda Mills

April 23, 2020

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Pam Hampton

April 21, 2020

We moved next door to Dick and Nini over 5 years ago and couldn't have asked for better neighbors. We will miss Dick so, so much. Our prayers go out to Nini and their family. We're always here for you if you need anything. Love to all of you...Tom and Pam Hampton

Rochelle & Terry Lutz

April 21, 2020

Our sincere Condolences to the Jones and Hendricks & Winters and any other families.. Tho we did not know him, He sounds like a sincerely devoted and loving man.. May he rest in peace knowing you all loved him, and will miss him, jn your lives..And he will be waiting for you up yonder..

Susan Foley

April 20, 2020

My deepest sympathies to all the Jones Family. Although I have not seen Mr Jones for many years, I remember him as a very kind gentleman. Karen and Dave, you are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

South High School Alumni Association

April 20, 2020

The South High School Alumni Association and its Board of Directors want to express our sympathy and send condolences at the death of your loved one. Our entire South High School family is diminished by his passing.

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