Birth date: Jun 18, 1948 Death date: Jun 5, 2021
Terry Paul Richards, age 72, of Bush, LA died on Saturday, June 5, 2021. He was born on August 18, 1948 in Phoenix, AZ to Ivan Richards and Marie Blange Vidal. He is survived by his loving wife of over 52 years, Phyllis Spezio Ri Read Obituary
I remember that beautiful smile. Once..Sid and I were at Disneyworld and ran into him! What a great day that was! We had some good times with the Parrotheads too. Now Terry and Sid are together. Knowing that makes it a little easier!Prayers go to his family and friends.
Forever in OUR HEARTS, we will miss you Terry🙏
Dear Richards Family, I'm so sorry to read the news of Terry. I'm remembering your many visits together to the Bush Library. Thinking of you and wishing you peace.
-Marjorie Jahncke
Dear Phyllis and family: Terry was such an easy-going, sweet man with a great sense of humor. I will miss seeing him at family gatherings. May your fond memories of Terry offer you comfort through these difficult times.
Love, Betty Reis Small
Once I was able to search the internet for Terry Richards in Bush, Louisiana it was easy to connect with the right Terry Richards who had spent his and Steve Gundrum’s first year in Vietnam together. Such an experience for both of them. When we decided to move to Florida Terry came to visit several times and I was glad to finally meet Steve’s Cajun friend. The 3 of us had such a good time together and Terry was an easy visitor. We went to a Jimmy Buffet party at Navarre Beach and dressed up as Parrot heads. Spend several days snorkeling in the water at Pensacola Beach and dining at Crabs. Terry insisted on sharing the cooking while he was with us, which made for some interesting dishes which were very good. The 3 of us like vintage cars and was always a conversation. Steve is also a fan of Jags and also MGs.
We will sincerely miss our phone conversations and Terry’s visits. He was such a kind man and never complained for someone in so much pain
Christina,
Sorry about the loss of your dad. Hold on to all the good memories.
Terrie Wurst
