Sharday S. Richardson, was born February 18, 1922. She departed this life on March 29, 2020.

Sharday was educated in the Baltimore City Public School System graduating from Edmondson Westside High School in2010.Sharday received her certification as a Surgical Technologist from the University of Maryland in2010.Sharday was employed by The ArcofBaltimore since February 2017, working as a direct support staff member caring for people with physical and intellectualdisabilities. She was currently enrolled at Community College of Baltimore County.

Sharday had numerous hobbies. She loved to travel, cooking, nature walks, and shopping. Sharday had a contagious smile! Her personality was very genuine and her loyalty to care for others was out of this world. She would walk into a room and change the energy instantly. She was such a positive person and very uplifting! Sharday would give her strength and support to everyone evenifshe didn't have it in her. Being the oldest, she made sure to put on the strong face and give us strength when we needed it. There was never a time you couldn't count on Sharday. She wassuch a reliable, loving, and genuine person. Our love for Sharday is something we will forever have.

Sharday made sure we never needed anything; no matter the price or time it costed her. We never had to have our hand out. She always made sure we were good. She taught her younger siblings lifelong skills we'll forever use. We are blessed with the many memories we made with her. She would give the best advice and hugs that wouldjust take the frustration away. You could be yourself around Sharday. She would never give judgement, ONLY support. Her gentle loveissomething we'll always remember and be honored tohave been blessed with the times we've shared.

Shardayissurvivedby hermother Alethia Lowery; father Milton Richardson; stepfather, James Fortune; brother, James Fortune; sisters, JaniyaLowery, Aaliyah Moore, Janisha Fortune, lyonia Fortune; niece, Jasmia Dukes; grandmothers, Ruby Datcher and Elaine Goldman;grandather, Maurice Collins, and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends.