Belden - James Marion Richey, 72 died Tuesday at North Mississippi Medical Center after a brief illness. He was born in Union County. He was a furniture manufacturer, a member of Endville Baptist Church, a Mason and a Scottish Rite.
Services were held Wednesday at Endville Baptist Church with the Rev. Jerry Caples and the Rev. G.L. Ford officiating. Burial was in Endville Cemetery. McGrath-Rasberry Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Lois Robbins Richey of Endville; two sons, James Edward Richey of Tupelo and Robert Carroll "Bobby" Richey of Mooreville; one daughter, Kathy Hammack of Canton; his mother, Bertha Rakestraw Richey of the Auburn community; four brothers, Hermon Richey of New Albany, Joe Richey of
Tupelo, Thomas Richey of Fort Worth, Texas, and Willis Richey of the Auburn community; four sisters, Mary Elder of New Albany, Virgie Potter and Bessie Donnahoo, both of Fort Worth, and Bonnie Dunlap of Tucson, Arizona; seven grandchildren, three great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Michael Clayton, James Edward "Eddie" Richey, James Norman "Jimmy" Richey, Sean Richey, David Richey and Michael Atherton.
Published in the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal - Obituary
Obituary courtesy of Sheila Richey Smith, niece of James Marion Richey
Belden - James Marion Richey, 72 died Tuesday at North Mississippi Medical Center after a brief illness. He was born in Union County. He was a furniture manufacturer, a member of Endville Baptist Church, a Mason and a Scottish Rite.
Services were held Wednesday at Endville Baptist Church with the Rev. Jerry Caples and the Rev. G.L. Ford officiating. Burial was in Endville Cemetery. McGrath-Rasberry Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Lois Robbins Richey of Endville; two sons, James Edward Richey of Tupelo and Robert Carroll "Bobby" Richey of Mooreville; one daughter, Kathy Hammack of Canton; his mother, Bertha Rakestraw Richey of the Auburn community; four brothers, Hermon Richey of New Albany, Joe Richey of
Tupelo, Thomas Richey of Fort Worth, Texas, and Willis Richey of the Auburn community; four sisters, Mary Elder of New Albany, Virgie Potter and Bessie Donnahoo, both of Fort Worth, and Bonnie Dunlap of Tucson, Arizona; seven grandchildren, three great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Michael Clayton, James Edward "Eddie" Richey, James Norman "Jimmy" Richey, Sean Richey, David Richey and Michael Atherton.
Published in the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal - Obituary
Obituary courtesy of Sheila Richey Smith, niece of James Marion Richey
Family Members
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Luther Richey
1910–1914
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Hermon Lee Richey
1912–1988
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Mary Jane Richey Elder
1914–1993
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Bessie Mae Richey Donnahoo
1917–2008
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Bonnie Lucille Richey Dunlap
1919–1989
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Joseph Clenton "Joe" Richey
1922–1993
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Troy D. Richey
1924–1924
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Toy B Richey Caldwell
1924–1969
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John Thomas "Thomas" Richey
1927–2006
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Virgie Virginia Richey Potter
1929–2016
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