Obituary for Carrie Mae Richardson
Carrie M. Richardson was born to Phillip and Sadie Richardson on February 15, 1945. God called his angel home on May 18th, 2021.
Carrie worked in the nursing field. She also went to school for cosmetology. She was a black belt in karate also was a jack of all trades and later became a house wife.
Carrie was the neighborhood granny anyone that came to her house, she took them in as her own. She was very family oriented, big on respect, the go to person, the rock and soul of the family. She loved saving her money and decorating her house every 6 months. She enjoyed shopping, staying up all night talking, listening to her old school music with her son Punch-o and most of all whooping any and everybody with her whip.
Carrie is preceded in death by her husband; Franklin Robinson, her two grand/great grandchildren; Jewell Richardson and James Smith Jr., both parents; Phillip and Sadie Richardson, brothers; Phillip Morris, Thomas Richardson,, Albert (Deb) Richardson, Robert Richardson, sisters; Willie Mae Thomas, Ethel Louise, Jennifer Richardson, Shirley Richardson, Joyce Richardson and Kathrine Espanolsa.
She leaves to charis her memories daughters; Tina, Joyce, Sherrie, Rache Richardson and Antoinette Thomas, sons; Jewett and Ronald Richardson, sister; Leada (Tommy) Adkins, brother James (Deb) Richardson and a host of Grand/Great Grandchildren, nieces and nephews and friends.
Carrie worked in the nursing field. She also went to school for cosmetology. She was a black belt in karate also was a jack of all trades and later became a house wife.
Carrie was the neighborhood granny anyone that came to her house, she took them in as her own. She was very family oriented, big on respect, the go to person, the rock and soul of the family. She loved saving her money and decorating her house every 6 months. She enjoyed shopping, staying up all night talking, listening to her old school music with her son Punch-o and most of all whooping any and everybody with her whip.
Carrie is preceded in death by her husband; Franklin Robinson, her two grand/great grandchildren; Jewell Richardson and James Smith Jr., both parents; Phillip and Sadie Richardson, brothers; Phillip Morris, Thomas Richardson,, Albert (Deb) Richardson, Robert Richardson, sisters; Willie Mae Thomas, Ethel Louise, Jennifer Richardson, Shirley Richardson, Joyce Richardson and Kathrine Espanolsa.
She leaves to charis her memories daughters; Tina, Joyce, Sherrie, Rache Richardson and Antoinette Thomas, sons; Jewett and Ronald Richardson, sister; Leada (Tommy) Adkins, brother James (Deb) Richardson and a host of Grand/Great Grandchildren, nieces and nephews and friends.