Berrien County GaArchives Obituaries.....Richardson, W.M.. November 1956
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The Nashville Herald, November 22, 1956
W.M. Richardson Passes Away; Rites Monday
well known and highly regarded citizen of Nashville, passed away at a Middle 
Georgia Hospital late Saturday, following a lengthly illness.
	Mr. Richardson had lived a useful life having taught in the Berrien 
County schools for a number of years.  He was interested in all civic affairs 
and any thing for the betterment of the community.
	He was born March 14, 1908, the son of the late T.D. and Sally Rachel 
Fender Richardson.  He lived all his life in Berrien county.
	Funeral services were conducted Monday at 3:00 p.m. from the sanctuary 
of the First Baptist Church in the presence of a large gathering of relatives 
and friends.
	Rev. Garnie A. Brand and Elder Charlie Vickers were the officiating 
ministers.
	The church choir rendered appropriate music.  Burial followed in West 
View Cemetery.
	Pall bearers were P.A. Harris, Pat Webb, Troy Harris, Robert Jackson, 
W.H. Outlaw and Herbert Allen.
	Mr. Richardson is survived by his wife, the former Miss Mamie Griner, 
one son, William Marcus Richardson, Jr., one brother, Terrell Richardson, Ray 
City; five sisters, Mrs. Eddie Gurganeous, Mrs. Joe Spells, Mrs. Aubra 
McKinnon and Mrs. Pope Howell all of Nashville and Mrs. J.C. Hand of Ray City.
	Lovein Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
[Compiler’s note:  The first line of the obituary was typed as it appeared in 
the newspaper.]


Additional Comments:
>From newspaper notices about the schools in Berrien County, it is found that 
W.M. Richardson was the principal at Cottle in 1935-36, New Lois in 1937-38, 
and New River 1938-39 through 1941-42.  He may have served other years and 
other schools, but that information has not been compiled by this researcher 
at this time.

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