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Obituary For Richard Floyd
Mr. Richard Floyd, 72, entered into eternal rest on Tuesday, October 25, 2022. He was the son of the late Bertha Floyd of Panama City, FL. Richard was the husband of Betty Jeter Floyd. Richard became a faithful member of Wyatts Chapel Baptist Church and served as trustee until his health declined. Richard was raised in Panama City, FL. He moved to California and resided there for 48 years. He moved to South Carolina in 2009 and was united in marriage to Betty Jeter. He worked as a Plaster for many years. Richard was affectionately known as “Ricky” by many of his friends. He never met a stranger. He was humble, selfless, and generous. His smile drew people to him. He had the greatest love for his family and it was felt by everyone. His influence and love will forever remain in the lives of all who knew him. Richard was preceded in death by his three sisters; Sheila Rivers, Catherine Rivers, and Ruth Rivers. Left to cherish fond and loving memories are; his lovely wife, Mrs. Betty Jeter Floyd; his sister Connie Amon’Ra of Pennsylvania; his granddaughter, Adrenna McKinney of Tulare, California; his five stepsons all of California; his special nieces, Jaida Smith Jones of Spartanburg, SC and Natacha Ross; his great niece, Janiyah Ross of Pennsylvania; his four aunts, Lorrine Jeter of Pacolet, SC, Rebecca Jeter of Baltimore, MD, Sarah Foster of Spartanburg, SC, and Annie Brewton of Spartanburg, SC; his uncle, Calvin (Mary) Peake of Union, SC; and a host of nieces, nephews, family members, and friends
Public Viewing will be held on Sunday, October 30, 2022 from 4:00 p.m. - 8:00p.m. at The John Stinson Woodward Memorial Chapel, 602 Howard St., Spartanburg, SC.
Service will be held on Monday, October 31, 2022 at 12:00 noon at Wyatt's Chapel Baptist Church, Buffalo, SC.
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As the eldest of our siblings and the only male to 4 younger females, you were the best big brother a girl could ever have. You called us regularly and came to visit when you could. We knew that you loved us and when we needed you, you were there. Big brother you will be missed
Rest easy Cuz you have earned it. Tried calling but you were preparing to cross the River Jordan into Glory, where your Mom, Sister, Grandmother and the rest of our ancestors await. Also a few of your friends, especially Big Sam (your other Brother). I will miss our calls, but KNOW I will join you and Family in Glory at the Resurrection. Love you Cuz.
Rickey was my first cousin who came to live with our grandmother, Mary Sweet, in Panama City FL as a young kid of about 8 or 10 years old. The family welcomed him to his new home and spent much time with him helping him to develop into a fine young man. I personally spent much time with him so he became more like a little brother to me. We stayed in touch over the years and enjoyed talking with and kidding each other. I love and miss him and pray that the Lord bless and keep him safe until we meet again. Austin Ming
Thank you for our crazy laughing conversation from Lisa
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Richard (Ricky) Floyd..Rest In Peace..Cuz .. I will miss getting your calls checking on our family...
Richard (Ricky) Floyd...I will miss getting your calls checking on the family in Panama City, we always had good conversation..Cuz. Rest In Peace
To Betty Jeter Floyd and Floyd Family.Our greatest deepest sympathy for the Loss of Mr.Richard.He was a kind hearted loving and spiritual man.Mr.Richard will truly miss by family and friends that knew him so many years. God Bless Your and Love you. Cousins,Christine Peake Williams ,Monique Williams Jeter and Alvin Eugene JeterJr of Cross Keys Community, Enoree SC
Richard Ricky Floyd you are going to be missed. Cuz I will miss you calling me trying to disguise your voice then start laughing ( no one had a laugh like you). Our talks of growing up in Sweetwater doing the summer (good Times). Rest my cuz. We loved you but God love you best. Pat
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