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Charles Warren Richey

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Charles Warren Richey

Birth
Pine Forest, Hopkins County, Texas, USA
Death
28 Sep 1928 (aged 70)
Pine Forest, Hopkins County, Texas, USA
Burial
Pine Forest, Hopkins County, Texas, USA Add to Map
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Bro. C W Richey was born April 2, 1857, was married to Lucy E. Crain Oct 14, 1878. To this union were born four sons and six daughters. The first was a girl, who died in infancy, the others are now living and married. Bro. Richey became a member of the Church of Christ several years ago. His companion died six years ago and he laid down this mortal body Sept 24, 1928 at 10:05 p.m.
The writer has had the pleasure of having Bro. Richey for a co-laborer in the Church of Christ for many years. I was with him in his last hours here, saw his last movement while here, and not one time did he complain at his lot. He said he was ready and willing to go. He bade his children to live a good clean life.
He was buried at Pine Forest Sept 25, at 3:30 p.m. By his request, Bro. J A Dickey of Fort Worth came to speak words of encouragement to us all.
All of his children were at his bedside except Bob and Barnard, one of them being at Snyder and the other at Ralls.
Before I close, I must Say:
Rest on beloved brother,
until all days are o'er;
And then we'll meet together
On that Eternal Shore.
Where all is bliss and glory.

Tribute written by G. A. Maddox
Bro. C W Richey was born April 2, 1857, was married to Lucy E. Crain Oct 14, 1878. To this union were born four sons and six daughters. The first was a girl, who died in infancy, the others are now living and married. Bro. Richey became a member of the Church of Christ several years ago. His companion died six years ago and he laid down this mortal body Sept 24, 1928 at 10:05 p.m.
The writer has had the pleasure of having Bro. Richey for a co-laborer in the Church of Christ for many years. I was with him in his last hours here, saw his last movement while here, and not one time did he complain at his lot. He said he was ready and willing to go. He bade his children to live a good clean life.
He was buried at Pine Forest Sept 25, at 3:30 p.m. By his request, Bro. J A Dickey of Fort Worth came to speak words of encouragement to us all.
All of his children were at his bedside except Bob and Barnard, one of them being at Snyder and the other at Ralls.
Before I close, I must Say:
Rest on beloved brother,
until all days are o'er;
And then we'll meet together
On that Eternal Shore.
Where all is bliss and glory.

Tribute written by G. A. Maddox

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