Richard L. Paris

By November 16, 2015Uncategorized

Age 73. Survived by his wife, Amanda Paris; daughter, Kellie Paris (George) Asaka, Omaha, NE; godson, Tyrone (Katie) Beasley, and grandgodson, Evan Beasley, Omaha, NE; brother, Lloyd (Sadie) Paris, Las Vegas, NV; cousins, Carole Woods Harris, Tega Cay, SC; Mary Beth (Julian) Paris-Gresham, Frances Anne Paris, Leon Paris Jr., Denver, CO; James (Esia) Anders, Little Rock, AR; Dale (Marsha) Anders, Berkeley, CA; William (Marilyn) Paris, Compton, CA; Janet (George) Laktzian, Belleville, IL; Sisters-in-law, Edna (Jesse) Statham, Dinah (Tim) Clark, and Cynthia Johnson, Omaha, NE; brothers-in-law, William (Joan) Johnson Jr., Cahokia, IL; Johnny C. (Jane) Johnson, Jerry (Diane) Johnson, Julian (Lorraine) Johnson, David (Stephanie) Johnson, Omaha, NE; and Alonzo (Jody) Johnson, Council Bluffs, IA.

 

Wake 5-7pm Thursday at Roeder Mortuary 108th Street Chapel

Services Friday 10:00 AM at Church of God Worship Center, 2021 N 24th St. Internment Mt. Hope Cemetery. Friends will be received at 10320 Huntington Ave.

 

Roeder Mortuary, Inc. – 108th Street Chapel

2727 N 108th St – Omaha, NE – 402-496-9000

www.RoederMortuary.com

7 Comments

  • Julian & Mary Beth (Paris) Gresham says:

    Amanda & Kellie
    We can never know what you are feeling at this time but we want you both to know we will be with you in spirit and love and you will remain in our hearts and thoughts. Amanda it was so nice to see your loving face again. We are saddened that we are unable to physically be with you, but we wish sweet peace and serenity and send our to you both.
    Julian & Mary Beth

  • Rev. Erven McSwain, Jr. says:

    Kellie, members of the Omaha Human Rights and Relations Department send our deepest and warmest sympathy at this time of your bereavement. Our prayers and thoughts are with you, your mother, your husband and the Paris family.

    Rev. McSwain

  • Ethel B. Buckley says:

    Amanda, I was very sorry to hear about the loss of your love one. I know that Richard will be greatly missed. It is my prayer that the Lord keep you in the comfort of his love. Ethel

  • Pensacola (Penny) H Jefferson (Wright) says:

    Amanda and Kellie,
    Please accept my deepest condolences. I still hold the Omaha memories of all of us in my heart. May you feel God’s comfort through this difficult time. I know nothing brings immediate comfort when you are grieving and many times people don’t know what to say or do, but one thing is certain…pray helps. I am praying for you and sending my love straight to your heart.
    Godspeed,
    Pensacola

  • Mary Lou Bolden says:

    Dear Amanda, Kellie,George and Paris Family:
    There comes a time in life when we have to let go and trust all we are and can be to the Giver of life. There is a time of hurt that only God can understand, a time of deepest need that cannot be ministered to by a human friend. There is an anxiety that cannot be resolved, a pain that cannot be relieved, a feeling that cannot be healed by anything another may say or do. It is only as we give up our desperate efforts and give God total control that we can experience true healing. This healing may not be as we expect, but entrusting our life to the Good Shepherd will ultimately be the best choice that can be made. For in giving your life to Him, He will take your burdens and hold you in His comforting arms. He is the only one who can truly understand. Please know that we love you and we are lifting you in prayer. (Continue to trust Him!! ) From your other sister Mary Lou and Family

  • Andrea M. Carson says:

    Kellie, in times like this there are never any words that can make one feel better about their loss. Yet we have to dig deep down and find the right things to say. I always ask that God grant you the strength to endure your loss. The road it is not easy right now and it may not be for a long time, but, keep your head up and hang in there the best you can. I know you will miss your dad deeply, but, know that I believe he is alright. I pray that you continue to hang on to the memories that you have of your dad until you meet again. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family.

    Andrea

  • Anthony L. May says:

    Kellie – I was extremely sorry to hear about the passing of your father. I have been down this same road before and I understand what you are feeling right now. However, the positive memories or your father and what he meant to you and your family will make you stronger and a better person. I wish you and your family the very best.

    God’s Speed!!!

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