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Frank Richard Obituary
Frank H. Richard, 73, of Allentown, passed away on August 11 in Cedarbrook, South Whitehall Township. Born in Bethlehem to the late Stella (Weidner) and John H. Richard, Sr., Frank had been married to his wife, Joan May (Stout) Richard, for the past 55 years. He had worked for Richard Colsun for 20 years, New Jersey Zinc, and K.B. Trucking for 10 years, retiring in 1994. A son, Calvin E. Stout and three brothers, John, Joseph and Freddy predeceased him. Survivors: Wife, Joan of South Whitehall Township; daughter, Sandra (Stout) Janrisevitz-Trumbauer of Allentown; sister, Margaret and her husband Hector Gonzalez of Walnutport; brother, Robert Richard of Northampaton; grandchildren, Patricia and husband Michael Reddinger of Allentown, Randolph and Jennifer Janrisevitz of Bethlehem Township, Jason and Kimberly Janrisevitz of Allentown, Calvin E. Stout and John Noti, both of Edders, Charlene Noti in New Jersey, and Barbara Hollinger of Clarion; 12 great-grandchildren; several nieces, nephews. Services: noon August 16, 2005 in Weber Funeral Home, 502 Ridge Avenue, Allentown. A visitation will be held from 11 a.m. to noon.
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Brearley Katherine
August 15, 2005
The staff of Hospice Saint John give the family their condolences at Frank's death. I did see him shortly before he died and we said a prayer for him. Sometimes death brings its own special blessing. Now Frank is reunited with some of the family he loved and will wait for the time when Joan joins him. I'm sorry that I am unable to attend the viewing. I hope it gives you all a time to reconnect with each other and show caring. May God's peace be with you,
Chaplain Kathy
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