Richard L. "Thin Man" Markward, Sr.

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Jul 7 1958
Jul 4 2017
58 Years
Coatesville, Pennsylvania

Richard L. "Thin Man" Markward, Sr., 58, of Coatesville, passed away on Tuesday, July 4th, 2017 unexpectedly at Jefferson Neuroscience in Philadelphia.  

Born in Coatesville, he was the son of the late Verdale (Carter) and Stewart Markward.  

He worked at SMS Metal Services for 30 years as a Crane Operator.  

He enjoyed riding his motorcycle, restoring cars and spending times with his friends and family.

He is survived by his four children: Justine Markward of Atglen, Heather Markward of Paradise, Richard Markward Jr. of Coatesville and Jessica Eldreth, wife of James, of Oxford; eight grandchildren; and his siblings, Ann Markward - Stringer, wife of David, of Parkesburg and James Markward of Modena.  He was predeceased by his late brother, William Markward.

A graveside service will be held on Saturday, July 22nd at 11:30 AM at Hephzibah Baptist Cemetery, 2237 Strasburg Rd, East Fallowfield, PA 19320.

Arrangements by Wilde Funeral Home.  Online condolences can be posted at www.wildefuneralhome.com

Service Date: 
Jul 22 2017 - 11:30am

Condolences

I meet the man I called Skinny in 1995 I was 12 and he and Charles wore putting on my parents roof then sometime later they added a deck. He worked with my Pop for years and from that day till know he always called me Lil Lamby. Ride in Paradise my friend.

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Thank you sharing your memories of my Dad.

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My thoughts and prayers sent to the family.
We gave it a good run,plenty of good times and memories. You will always hold a place in my heart. Ride on...

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Thank you Jo Ann. Your thoughts and prayers are appreciated. ❤

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Thin man , Thanks for your friendship over the years. I will never forget you and your kindness when it mattered most in my life .. I neeeded a good babysitter, you and your ole lady then were there for my family. She even had a bug screen over her, she was still a baby! I will never forget our laughs!! Ride in Peace Bro ....

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Thank you for sharing your memories and appreciation for my Dad.

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Sad the hear of the passing of my friend The Thin Man sharded many good times

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Thank you.

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Dear Jessie,

My deepest sympathy on the passing of your father

May GOD BLESS you and your family at this time.

Rest in peace Rick with our LORD and SAVIOR.

Heart felt condolences,

Uncle Larry,

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Thank you Uncle Larry I appreciate your condolences. ❤

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I can't believe that you are gone! My thoughts and prayers are with your family. You were such a kind soul. I'm so glad that I had the chance to know you. Rest easy my friend ~Beth

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Thank you for sharing your find memory of my Dad. It is appreciated.

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So sad to hear of Rick's passing. Our prayers and thoughts are with the whole family. Rest in Peace Rick and God Bless. Your cousin Sue

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Thank you for your thoughts and prayers ❤

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Dear Jess, Bill and I want to send you our deepest sympathies for your loss.  We will keep you and yours in our thoughts and prayers . Sincerely- MaryAnn Mann

 

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Thank you for you support Mary Ann and Bill. It is very much appreciated ❤

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sat next to me in first grade. "Richard" the shy quiet kid in our class.  Roads crossed as adults off and on.  So sorry to hear of his passing.  Prayers for his family.  Rip and ride on thin man

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It saddens me to know that you are gone. I've known you for many years and have had some crazy but good times together. I will miss you and think of you often because you are hard to forget. Thank you for the help and kindness you've shown me through the years. R.I.P. "THINMAN" I LOVE YOU!!! My thoughts and prayers are with all of his children and loved ones. Thinking of you.

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I am so sorry for the loss of your father, I pray for comfort for you both during this time   ❤️

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Unbelievable pain. We had a rough 5/6 months out of the few years we were together. We got it together and now you're gone. You always made sure I was taken care of and despite the weather or long day, the closest parking spot was always left for me. Your love and kindness will forever be in my soul. I miss you painfully. Please meet me at the gate for when it is my time. I love you for eternity!

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I met thin man when I worked at Luria brothers. From the first day I met him he stuck to me. He took me under his wing and because of that I I made my way at the job. But his friendship was the most important to me. There was no limit to the things he would do. We would always see each other when he came to the melt shop to deliver chill scrap and we would always talk sometimes to long. Thin man thank you for your friendship, guidance, and kindness. I will never forget all the times we hung out and laughed.

R.I.P.
MY BROTHER
GONE BUT WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.

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I first meant you back in the late 70's when you were dating my friend Carol, We all were from modena I will never forget the fun times we all had.I seen you on your bike just a few weeks ago doing what you loved to do didn't know it would be the last.RIP Thin Man we all loved you and will never forget you, until we meet again ride on!!!

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