James Richard “Rick” Thompson, 69, passed away, Wednesday, May 1, 2024. Born and raised in Greenville, South Carolina, Rick was the son of the late Marion James and Mildred Abrams Thompson. He was a member of Laurel Baptist Church, where he found great comfort and strength in his faith. Rick graduated from J.L. Mann HighContinue Reading
Donald E Brown
left a message on May 5, 2024:
I was very sorry to hear about Rick's death this morning. Rick was always a good, loyal friend. He was always one of those guys who could repair anything and especially anything to do with a car. I worked with Rick at Metromont for 15+ years. He was always such a hard worker. Some of
us former co-workers at Metromont will periodically have lunch together. Rick always seemed to really those gatherings. I am glad that I could count Rick as a friend. I am sorry that I cannot attend the visitation today.
Doug Dobbins
left a message on May 4, 2024:
Rick was a wonderful friend for many years. He was always anxious to help with any big or small project, and instead of just helping he usually took the lead on the project and insisted that all of the details be handled to his precise and correct specs. I will miss him so much!
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Donald E Brown
left a message on May 5, 2024:
I was very sorry to hear about Rick's death this morning. Rick was always a good, loyal friend. He was always one of those guys who could repair anything and especially anything to do with a car. I worked with Rick at Metromont for 15+ years. He was always such a hard worker. Some of
us former co-workers at Metromont will periodically have lunch together. Rick always seemed to really those gatherings. I am glad that I could count Rick as a friend. I am sorry that I cannot attend the visitation today.
Doug Dobbins
left a message on May 4, 2024:
Rick was a wonderful friend for many years. He was always anxious to help with any big or small project, and instead of just helping he usually took the lead on the project and insisted that all of the details be handled to his precise and correct specs. I will miss him so much!
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