Richard Severson Obituary

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Richard Severson (Blanchardville, Wisconsin), who passed away on March 22, 2020, at the age of 84, leaving to mourn family and friends. Leave a sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial page of Richard Severson to show support.

He was predeceased by: his parents, Burnette Severson and Mildred Severson (Pederson); and his brother Randy. He is survived by: his wife Mavis Judd; the mother of his children Mavis; his children, Pam Sorensen (Scott) of Lake Elmo, MN, Randy (Denise) and Gary of Davenport, IA.; his grandchildren, Shaelyn, Peyton Sorensen, Alexis and Jaron Severson; his stepgrandchildren, Andrea and Jarrett Winder; and his siblings, Joanne Price (Jim), Karen Boll (Al), Dennis (Betty Lou) and Burnie (Louann). He is also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Saether Funeral Home

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October 24, 2020

Carol Cleary wrote a sympathy message

“Tom Cleary wrote a sympathy message To the Severson Family, Sincere condolences to you. With regrets I send you this message that I will not be attending Disk’s service due to restrictions with the Corona virus disease. As a former classmate, friend and a Veteran. Dick and I went into service together, There are many fond memories. May Dick Rest In Peace, Sincerely, Tom Cleary”

October 24, 2020

Carol Cleary wrote a sympathy message

“To the Severson Family, Sincere condolences to you. With regret I send you this message that I will not be attending Dick’s service due to restrictions with the Corona virus disease. As a former classmate, friend and a Veteran. Dick and I went into service together. There are many fond memories. May Duck Rest In Peace, Sincerely, Tom Cleary”