❤Remember Richard and Smile❤
Richard was a Christian, and a member of the Linden church of Christ. He loved to fish and grow a garden. He also enjoyed selling his produce at the local Farmer's Market. He worked in the Sawmill Industry for most of his career. He took pride in learning how to run each piece of equipment. He used to say the Knuckle Boom loader was his favorite to operate.
Richard always had a smile and loved to make people laugh. He loved family gatherings and enjoyed being with everyone. He will be missed so much.
Richard Glen Smith, age 56, of Atlanta, Texas, formerly of Jefferson, Texas, went to be with his Lord and Savior, March 3, 2021 in a Texarkana, Texas hospital. Richard was born in Marion County, Texas on February 9, 1965. He was an equipment operator and loved being outdoors. Richard was an avid fisherman and was rarely seen without a smile and always had a witty comment. He was a Christian by faith and absolutely loved being Chirithy’s “Grandka”.
He was preceded in death by his father, Ronald Smith and his beloved mother, Gean Hunt.
Richard is survived by one daughter, Kayla Smith; his stepfather, Curtis and Jimmie Ann Hunt; three brothers, Billy and Lein Hunt, John Smith, James and Michelle Smiths; four sisters, Annette and Neal Hallonquist, Teresa and Amy Johnston, Lisa and Robert Wright, Kim Solida; beloved granddaughter, Chirithy, and a host of other family members and friends.
Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Hanner Funeral Service.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Richard was a Christian, and a member of the Linden church of Christ. He loved to fish and grow a garden. He also enjoyed selling his produce at the local Farmer's Market. He worked in the Sawmill Industry for most of his career. He took pride in learning how to run each piece of equipment. He used to say the Knuckle Boom loader was his favorite to operate.
Richard always had a smile and loved to make people laugh. He loved family gatherings and enjoyed being with everyone. He will be missed so much.
Richard Glen Smith, age 56, of Atlanta, Texas, formerly of Jefferson, Texas, went to be with his Lord and Savior, March 3, 2021 in a Texarkana, Texas hospital. Richard was born in Marion County, Texas on February 9, 1965. He was an equipment operator and loved being outdoors. Richard was an avid fisherman and was rarely seen without a smile and always had a witty comment. He was a Christian by faith and absolutely loved being Chirithy’s “Grandka”.
He was preceded in death by his father, Ronald Smith and his beloved mother, Gean Hunt.
Richard is survived by one daughter, Kayla Smith; his stepfather, Curtis and Jimmie Ann Hunt; three brothers, Billy and Lein Hunt, John Smith, James and Michelle Smiths; four sisters, Annette and Neal Hallonquist, Teresa and Amy Johnston, Lisa and Robert Wright, Kim Solida; beloved granddaughter, Chirithy, and a host of other family members and friends.
Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Hanner Funeral Service.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
❤Remember Richard and Smile❤
Richard was a Christian, and a member of the Linden church of Christ. He loved to fish and grow a garden. He also enjoyed selling his produce at the local Farmer's Market. He worked in the Sawmill Industry for most of his career. He took pride in learning how to run each piece of equipment. He used to say the Knuckle Boom loader was his favorite to operate.
Richard always had a smile and loved to make people laugh. He loved family gatherings and enjoyed being with everyone. He will be missed so much.
Richard Glen Smith, age 56, of Atlanta, Texas, formerly of Jefferson, Texas, went to be with his Lord and Savior, March 3, 2021 in a Texarkana, Texas hospital. Richard was born in Marion County, Texas on February 9, 1965. He was an equipment operator and loved being outdoors. Richard was an avid fisherman and was rarely seen without a smile and always had a witty comment. He was a Christian by faith and absolutely loved being Chirithy’s “Grandka”.
He was preceded in death by his father, Ronald Smith and his beloved mother, Gean Hunt.
Richard is survived by one daughter, Kayla Smith; his stepfather, Curtis and Jimmie Ann Hunt; three brothers, Billy and Lein Hunt, John Smith, James and Michelle Smiths; four sisters, Annette and Neal Hallonquist, Teresa and Amy Johnston, Lisa and Robert Wright, Kim Solida; beloved granddaughter, Chirithy, and a host of other family members and friends.
Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Hanner Funeral Service.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Richard was a Christian, and a member of the Linden church of Christ. He loved to fish and grow a garden. He also enjoyed selling his produce at the local Farmer's Market. He worked in the Sawmill Industry for most of his career. He took pride in learning how to run each piece of equipment. He used to say the Knuckle Boom loader was his favorite to operate.
Richard always had a smile and loved to make people laugh. He loved family gatherings and enjoyed being with everyone. He will be missed so much.
Richard Glen Smith, age 56, of Atlanta, Texas, formerly of Jefferson, Texas, went to be with his Lord and Savior, March 3, 2021 in a Texarkana, Texas hospital. Richard was born in Marion County, Texas on February 9, 1965. He was an equipment operator and loved being outdoors. Richard was an avid fisherman and was rarely seen without a smile and always had a witty comment. He was a Christian by faith and absolutely loved being Chirithy’s “Grandka”.
He was preceded in death by his father, Ronald Smith and his beloved mother, Gean Hunt.
Richard is survived by one daughter, Kayla Smith; his stepfather, Curtis and Jimmie Ann Hunt; three brothers, Billy and Lein Hunt, John Smith, James and Michelle Smiths; four sisters, Annette and Neal Hallonquist, Teresa and Amy Johnston, Lisa and Robert Wright, Kim Solida; beloved granddaughter, Chirithy, and a host of other family members and friends.
Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Hanner Funeral Service.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
