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Dorothy J. Richmond

In Loving Memory

Dorothy J. Richmond

Date of BirthSeptember 14, 1925
Passed Away OnNovember 24, 2010
At Age85 years
Resident ofSour Lake, TX
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Dorothy J. Richmond, 85, of Sour Lake passed away Wednesday, November 24, 2010, at the Kountze Nursing Home.

She was born September 14, 1925, in Clarkston, Washington where she graduated high school. Dorothy was married to V.F. "Buz" Richmond, who passed away in 1984. Dorothy was employed by the War Department and was a personal secretary to one of the lead physicist that worked to develop the atomic bomb during World War II. After the war she moved to Sour Lake and made it her home.

She is survived by her sister of one hundred years, Lois Easterdays of Clarkston, Washington. While Dorothy never had children, she is survived by nieces, nephews, and great nieces and great nephews.

She enjoyed being with her friends, playing Bingo and eating good food. Her family, friends, and neighbors will miss Dorothy as they remember her wonderful sense of humor and her upfront honesty and frankness.

A family committal service will be held at Broussard’s Crematorium under the direction of Broussard’s, 530 West Monroe, Kountze. Her memorial service will be held at a later date.

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Condolences (5)

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Kountze Nursing Center Kountze, TX November 29, 2010
It was a pleasure and a privelege to care for Mrs. Richmond at Kountze Nursing Center. She will be missed!
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Kent Walker Sour Lake, TX November 27, 2010
Dorothy will be truly missed. She was our best "neighborhood watch" on this area. She heard about break-ins sometimes before I did and I was in the loop. She loved to eat and especially seafood! She did pretty well on getting out playing bingo etc., until the last 6-8 months. Her frankness sometimes hurt feelings but it was not done with malice, just the cruel hard facts. Her heart was always in the right place. She was ready to take the truth as well as dish it out. She was truly a realist. I have known Dorothy for 30 years and have been her neighbor for 20. We’re going miss you kiddo.
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Eva Winegeart Provost Sour Lake, TX 77659, TX November 26, 2010
Our thoughts & prayers are with all that loved, cared for and enjoyed listening to Aunt Dorothy's stories. She will be missed. She was a very sweet lady.

Love,
Phillip, Eva Mae Winegeart & Family