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Richard A. Pope Sr.

April 02, 1928 - June 16, 2012

Columbia, MD

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Richard A. Pope Sr.

April 02, 1928 - June 16, 2012

Columbia, MD

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Richard was born on April 2, 1928 and passed away on Saturday, June 16, 2012.

Richard was a resident of Columbia, Maryland.

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5 responses to Richard A. Pope Sr.

Gail Adams Jones says:

June 18, 2012

To my Godmother/Mom/Noni Sharyn Hunter & Family: I want to express our deepest sympathy for the loss of your brother Uncle Richard Pope. My heart goes out to you. No one can really feel your heartbreaking loss as you do, but know that family, extended family and friends who care are here to help you through. Be it a hug, a listening ear, a touch of a hand, or a smile. Trust that God will bring your family peace and comfort like no other can, during this most diffcult time, and that your love for Uncle Richard and all the memories of him will be always with you always. God has called home another one of his angels. Noni, you did such a marvelous job taking care of him. I will continue to keep you all in my prayers. We love you so much Mom/Noni. Love, Gail, Dominique, Amani, Edward and Andre

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Donyale Smith says:

June 22, 2012

The Howard University Alumni Club of Baltimore expresses its sincere condolences to you at this time of sorrow.
Richard was an active member of the club until recently when he was not able to make it out to club meetings and events due to his health. We will miss him dearly.

Donyale Smith
President
HUAC Baltimore

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Carole Jackson says:

June 22, 2012

Deepest Sympathy to the family. I worked with Pope many years ago at the Social Security Administration.He was a good guy, cool, calm and collected. Very nice guy. Be Blessed.

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Liz Johnson says:

June 22, 2012

May God sustain the Pope family during the bereavement hour and always. Although, the hour brings mixed emotions of sadness for our loss, it also brings happiness and cause for a celebration that our loved one has gone to Glory! Know that others care and share your sorrow, at the untimely demise of your dear loved one. May God’s serenity embrace each of you, comfort, and strengthen you as you press forward and fill the void with cherished memories.
Peace and Blessings to Jeffrey and the entire Pope Family.

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Gwen Hyman says:

June 22, 2012

To the Family, my prayers are with you. May you find comfort in the memories.

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