Richard was a fine man,  I  really enjoyed talking with him 
when he came to have his taxes done once a year.   Richard 
you will truly be missed.  God just received another angle.  
Prayers for Bernice and family.   God Bless 


When I met Richard he was bigger than life. We hit it off immediately.  I cherish my time with him.

The kelly extended  family will miss him greatly this Christmas.  God bless his soul

I just found this photo.  The one that was taken when Susan brought Richard up for a visit.  Left-to-right:  Richard, Robert and David

Richard and I grew-up in the Mill Village at White Oak Mill of Cone Mills in Greensboro, NC.  We learned to work hard early on.  Together we helped our Father kill and process hogs to make some extra money for the family.  When we were young kids, we would be playing in the summertime and it would be really hot.  We would get a treat when the Ice man came through the village to put blocks of ice in the iceboxes.  He would cut off chips of ice for us kids and we would eat them.  I can still remember how cool it felt going down.  As kids, some of my best memories are of us fishing together.  We continued to work with each other at the Mill, at roofing houses, and at Thurston Motor lines. I have a lot of good memories of him working together.  After our families came along, we tried to keep our family together, all the brothers tried to meet at Mother’s for lunch when they could. 
I’m so glad Susan brought Richard to Greensboro for a visit.  We had a good time together. I really enjoyed it. That’s my last memory of him and it was a good one.  
Susan and Bernice, my heart goes out to you both.  I am going to miss my brother, but I know I will see him again.
Susan or Bernice if there is anything I can do, please don't hesitate to call me.
Robert McClintock


Look at these beach bums. Shinning at favorite place,  the beach

Richard, I will miss you so much!! You were such a good friend.  You always had a smile every time you came by to see us.  Will miss seeing you come by on the golf cart with Nanuck. You will never be forgotten ❤ 

We loved having Richard as BEST MAN at our wedding  I LOVED THIS MAN we would talk like he was my dad that l lost,and me as his son he lost,but most of all as buddies.  thanks for bailing me out of,well just thanks. 

Richard McClintock, my wonderful Dad taught us how to hug big, laugh out loud, love music, shake a leg,  work hard, and how to be there for others. Grateful for so many memories and a great role model.💜

My Deepest Condolences To The Family In This Time Of Loss. Richard is Free Now! When I Moved To North Myrtle Beach on Barry Street,I Became Neighbors With Richard and Bernice, It Was A Blessing...Like another pair of Parents.Richard was always there for me.He helped me repair my home.Airport Runs..I Have Fond Memories of Richard He Has Left An Impression in my Heart ❤️ He will be Dearly Missed Always 💕Pam

My grandfather taught me a lot of things 

It’s ok to work hard
Complaining doesn’t help 
Don’t have to be the loudest in the room 
Respect is earned 
Believe in others 
Life isn’t fair 
Life isn’t a short game 
Enjoy sweets 
Don’t drink too much 
Laugh hard 
Be loyal and kind
 
He was a great man
I loved and respected
His sprint will live on through us 

He was so good with children.. Great granddaughter Solara Kelly 

I am missing him more each day.he took me under his wing and taught  me a world of knowledge.  We always enjoyed  working  together.  

Our condolences to the family in this time of loss. Richard was a great neighbor in North Myrtle Beach.  He had such a good heart and was always willing to help in any way he could.  He will be missed by both of us.  Love 💕 to all the family. 

My love, my friend, rest in peace.  Will be in my heart forever.

He was an inspiration and role model. Slow  to anger, quick to laugh.  Never heard him say a bad thing about anyone. He will live in my heart. Pic is sky day he passed on

Such a wonderful man.  Glad there are some great memories left in our hearts to hold on to, until we meet again.  He will truly be missed.  Sending much love and hugs to all of you.

Great times together.  Loving memory 
Mom dad were so happy.  

For my sister and nephew, in memory of Richard: God looked around his garden and found an empty space. He looked down upon the earth and saw your tired face. He put his arms around you, and lifted you to rest. God's garden must be beautiful for he only takes the best. He knew that you were weary, and he knew you were in pain. He knew that you would never, be well on earth again.  He saw the roads were getting  rough, and the hills were hard to climb.  So he closed your weary eyelids. and whispered peace be thine.   Love you both,  Doris
 

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Richard McClintock

December 18, 1935 – November 26, 2020

Lee Funeral Home

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