
Service Highlights
- Served with the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War.
- Held the rank of Aircraftman 1st Class.
- Stationed in Prince Edward Island during the war.
- Cherished husband of Adelle Richardson for 69 years.
- Father of Linda McFadyen, Sue Maraccio, Jill Richardson, and Charlie Richardson.
- Longtime member of St. James Masonic Lodge, St. Marys.
- Died May 29, 2019 in his 97th year.
- Interred at St. Marys Cemetery.
- Commemorated through the St. Marys Legion Veterans Banner Program.
A Life and Service Remembered
Charles “Chuck” Edward Richardson served Canada during the Second World War as an Aircraftman 1st Class with the Royal Canadian Air Force. Stationed in Prince Edward Island, he was part of the large wartime RCAF effort that trained, supported, and prepared aircrew and ground personnel during a critical period in Canada’s military history.
At this time, his service records are not publicly available, so the exact details of his wartime movements have not yet been confirmed.
After the war, Chuck returned to civilian life and built a long and full life in St. Marys. He and his wife Adelle shared 69 years of marriage, raising a family that grew to include grandchildren and great-grandchildren. His obituary remembers him as a cherished husband, loving father, proud grandfather, and great-grandfather.
Chuck was also active in the community, including through his longtime membership in St. James Masonic Lodge. His connection to remembrance continued through the Royal Canadian Legion, and Branch 236 gathered to honour him with a Legion service following his passing.
Charles Richardson passed away peacefully at Kingsway Lodge in St. Marys on May 29, 2019. His life is remembered for wartime service, family devotion, and quiet commitment to the community he called home.
Major Battles and Operations
- Service with the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War
- Wartime posting in Prince Edward Island
- Support of Canada’s wartime air training and RCAF operations
Learn More
Charles Richardson obituary, Andrew L. Hodges Funeral Home
https://hodgesfuneralhome.ca/tribute/details/390/Charles-Richardson/obituary.html
