Rich Cornwell Memorial Fund
This fund is for the family of Rich Cornwell. He passed away unexpectedly in his sleep on December 28, 2015.
We would prefer memorial contributions if you can afford to donate. Your time is also a welcome gift. Dick could use visitors checking in on him and visiting while he gets through this difficult time. **Also, I think Rich was highly allergic to flowers, so that probably isn't the best way to pay tribute to his memory.
Any money received will be used to help pay for the cost of the funeral services and assistance for his father while he is recovering from his loss. Any unused money will be put away for his daughter's college and education costs. And to replenish her stash of junk food that he ate. I think what Skylar will remember most about her dad is that her junk food was never safe when left unattended.
Most of us have our own unique memories of Rich. His Dad will probably remember him as a kid, or for his stubbornness. I will never forget the time he ate the weird brown hamburger looking thing off the frozen cheese pizza and he was convinced it was rat poop. I may have had some influence in his conviction.
Whatever our memories are, they are uniquely ours and we will hold them close to us forever. As Winnie the Pooh said, how lucky we are to have loved someone it is so hard to say goodbye to.
We would prefer memorial contributions if you can afford to donate. Your time is also a welcome gift. Dick could use visitors checking in on him and visiting while he gets through this difficult time. **Also, I think Rich was highly allergic to flowers, so that probably isn't the best way to pay tribute to his memory.
Any money received will be used to help pay for the cost of the funeral services and assistance for his father while he is recovering from his loss. Any unused money will be put away for his daughter's college and education costs. And to replenish her stash of junk food that he ate. I think what Skylar will remember most about her dad is that her junk food was never safe when left unattended.
Most of us have our own unique memories of Rich. His Dad will probably remember him as a kid, or for his stubbornness. I will never forget the time he ate the weird brown hamburger looking thing off the frozen cheese pizza and he was convinced it was rat poop. I may have had some influence in his conviction.
Whatever our memories are, they are uniquely ours and we will hold them close to us forever. As Winnie the Pooh said, how lucky we are to have loved someone it is so hard to say goodbye to.
Organizer
Gennifer Cornwell
Organizer
Charlotte, NC