Richardsons still making memories on 65th anniversary

Lovise and Max Richardson with the card they received from King Charles

Lovise and Max Richardson of Adelene Village in Wyoming celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on April 12.

The couple, who married in 1958 at St James Church in Sydney, have been through a lot together over the years and their wedding anniversary was a time for celebration and reflection.

“We’ve seen a lot of changes in the world over the past 65 years, including the rise of new technologies such as the computer, the internet and mobile phones, and witnessed the evolution of society,” Lovise said.

The couple bought their first computer in Hong Kong in 1982 and since then they’ve tried to keep abreast of ever-evolving technology.

 “When we got married, the postman delivered letters in the morning and the afternoon, there were no indicators in cars and when an adult walked into a classroom, pupils were required to stand out of respect,” Lovise said.

Lovise and Max Richardson on their wedding day in 1958

The Richardsons are a couple who love to travel, their overseas adventures beginning with their first trip to America in 1977.

“We were so captivated by the experience that we continued to travel extensively for the next 42 years,” Max said.

“We love to travel because it’s a great way to learn about different cultures and meet new people and we’ve made so many wonderful memories on our travels we can’t wait to make more in the future,” Lovise said.

They are also active in their community with Max being a member of Rotary International for 48 years and Lovise a member of International Inner Wheel for 39 years.

Both organisations are dedicated to serving others and Lovise and Max have made a significant impact on their communities through their work.

“We’re grateful for the opportunity to give back to our community,” Max said.

“We believe that everyone has something to offer and we’re glad that we can use our skills and talents to make a difference.”

The Richardsons have a son, a daughter, a daughter-in-law and two grandsons.

Their family and people who know them say they are an inspiration and have made a significant impact on the lives of others.

Sue Murray

1 Comment on "Richardsons still making memories on 65th anniversary"

  1. Joan Davis | May 17, 2023 at 4:51 pm |

    Congratulations Lovise and Max well done. l have known Lovise for at least 25years and has been a wonderful caring lovely person who has been an inspiration to lnternational Inner Wheel with her tremendous knowledge in setting up the Constitution for the organisation and is always being ask for her knowledge. Joanbd37@gmail.com

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