Birth date: Apr 1, 1949 Death date: Jul 26, 2009
Russell Ford, 60 of Fairton passed away Sunday evening July 26, 2009 at his home, surrounded by his family, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Born in Bridgeton, Russell was the son of the late Edward and Isabel ne Read Obituary
POP POP YOU WILL BE MISSED GREATLY. I REMEMBER WHEN I WAS LITTLE I WAITED AT THE DOOR FOR YOU TO COME HOME FROM WORK. YOU ALWAYS BROUGHT ME BUTTERSCOTCH CANDIES AND AUNT VICKY ROOTBEER BARRELS. LOVE YA ALWAYS##imported-begin##JENNIFER##imported-end##
R.I.P pop-pop you will be missed so much!##imported-begin##katelyn ##imported-end##
R.I.P. Uncle Russell
You will be missed
Love you and Aunt Hazel.
Michael##imported-begin##Michael Griner##imported-end##
We are both saddened for the loss of Russell. He was a very giving friend and faithful fisherman who fought a courageous battle. Our condolences to all who loved him and may he Rest In Peace.##imported-begin##Kathy & Capt. Jim Higbee, III##imported-end##
I would like to send my deepest thoughts, prayers, and sympathy to the family. I remember Russ back when I babysat his children. And boy they were a hand full. ha,ha
He was a very thoughtful and caring person. If you needed a hand, he would be there. I can remember the times he spent at Uncle Bill's, in the shop laughing, joking, & teasing people. The two of them were inseperable. He will be sadly missed.##imported-begin##Beatrice ##imported-end##
I would like to send my symapthy to Russell's family. I remember the time he spent with Uncle Bill in the shop joking around.##imported-begin##Sharon Green##imported-end##
I would like to send my thoughts and prays to Russ's family. I can remember the great times we all had at the Moose Dances. And if it wasn't for Russ and Diane I would of never meant Uncle Bill. Bill & Russ were to peas in a pod. I can remember the both of them always joking around with everyone.##imported-begin##Barbara ##imported-end##
My family & I would like to send our deepest symathy to Uncle Russ's family. He will be missed, but not forgotten. I can remember all the good times he spent with his Uncle Bill at our house in the shop. They had really close relationship together, like a father and son. Now he is with Uncle Bill talking about the good old times they spent together hunting, fishing, & in the shop laughing.##imported-begin##Crystal Benner Cowan##imported-end##
