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Vanessa Espinoza
January 13, 2024
Mr. Richardson you live forever in the hearts of your loved ones and the students you taught so passionately. You were the definition of what a teacher should be. You were calm, kind and understanding. I remember the excitement you had in your eyes when shearing your adventures with with us. Thank you for being my 3rd grade teacher.
Rob Fontenot
December 10, 2023
Rest In Heaven Mr. Richardson I´ll never forget you. You was my 3rd grade teacher, I been holding on this Apple Christmas ornament you gave me with Mr. R on it and my name with year 99´ next to it. I tell my wife and kids our history every Christmas as I still put the ornament on our Christmas tree.
Daniel Lira
November 30, 2023
Mr.Richardson, I always think about you, i remember being cold in the mornings and you would tell me to jump around to warm the body. I dont know why, i remember you hated the word "fall" so you had us all saying autumn haha. You were stern but kind. You were one of the good ones. I admired your tenacity. R.I.P Mr.richardson.
Fernando Acosta
October 6, 2023
He was my third grade teacher and he used to be so strict on me at the time I hated it but thinking back it taught me so much and I will never forget him still think about him to this day
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Alexa martinez
January 22, 2023
He was my third grade teacher the year before this happened. I´ve never forgotten him. It was a school that required uniforms and he never ever gave me a hard time about not wearing one. I remember getting teased by other students for giving him flowers I picked out at recess one time. I´ll never forget him.
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