Richard K. Watson passed away on December 7, 2021. He was born at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico to Debra and Paul Duncan on December 19, 1974.
Richard never lacked love in his heart for his family or friends. He was very adventurous, and a veryhard worker. Everyone who met Richard loved him. He was working in residential remodeling when he left this world. He had a passion for creating and building things, fishing, and shooting pool.Richard enjoyed making memories with people and truly loved being around his family whenever they got together. He loved to share stories and experiences with his nephews and nieces.
He was attending church with his daughter, Haley, at the Lighthouse Tabernacle Church. They would worship together and spend time making memories.
Richard is preceded in death by his wife, Tandy Henson, of five years and his grandmothers, Julia Hendricks and Betty Gossett.
Richard never lacked love in his heart for his family or friends. He was very adventurous, and a veryhard worker. Everyone who met Richard loved him. He was working in residential remodeling when he left this world. He had a passion for creating and building things, fishing, and shooting pool.Richard enjoyed making memories with people and truly loved being around his family whenever they got together. He loved to share stories and experiences with his nephews and nieces.
He was attending church with his daughter, Haley, at the Lighthouse Tabernacle Church. They would worship together and spend time making memories.
Richard is preceded in death by his wife, Tandy Henson, of five years and his grandmothers, Julia Hendricks and Betty Gossett.
Richard K. Watson passed away on December 7, 2021. He was born at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico to Debra and Paul Duncan on December 19, 1974.
Richard never lacked love in his heart for his family or friends. He was very adventurous, and a veryhard worker. Everyone who met Richard loved him. He was working in residential remodeling when he left this world. He had a passion for creating and building things, fishing, and shooting pool.Richard enjoyed making memories with people and truly loved being around his family whenever they got together. He loved to share stories and experiences with his nephews and nieces.
He was attending church with his daughter, Haley, at the Lighthouse Tabernacle Church. They would worship together and spend time making memories.
Richard is preceded in death by his wife, Tandy Henson, of five years and his grandmothers, Julia Hendricks and Betty Gossett.
Richard never lacked love in his heart for his family or friends. He was very adventurous, and a veryhard worker. Everyone who met Richard loved him. He was working in residential remodeling when he left this world. He had a passion for creating and building things, fishing, and shooting pool.Richard enjoyed making memories with people and truly loved being around his family whenever they got together. He loved to share stories and experiences with his nephews and nieces.
He was attending church with his daughter, Haley, at the Lighthouse Tabernacle Church. They would worship together and spend time making memories.
Richard is preceded in death by his wife, Tandy Henson, of five years and his grandmothers, Julia Hendricks and Betty Gossett.
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