Franklin Richardson
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He received his formal education in the Stanly County Public Schools and graduated from the historic Kingville High School, Albemarle. Prior to retirement, Franklin was employed in the textile industry. Franklin was an outdoorsman who was physically fit. He walked five miles a day. Franklin was outgoing, loved to meet people, and was a loving and devoted father. Never one to sit around, he was adventurous and loved to travel.
His parents, Travis and Alice; daughters: Gloria and Rita Richardson; and brother, David Clark preceded him in death.
Fond and loving memories will forever shine brightly in the hearts of his sons: Ronnie McElveen and Franklin Richardson Jr. ; twenty-four grandchildren; siblings: Bill Clark, Harry Clark, Bo Clark, Joe Clark, Shirley Clark, Clara Clark, and Mary Clark; a host of other relatives and friends.
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