Justin B. Richardson, age 20, died Monday, June 27, 2016 in Clayton, New Mexico.

Funeral Services will be held at 10:00 AM on Saturday, July 2, 2016 at the First United Methodist Church in Clayton, New Mexico. Burial will follow in the Clayton Memorial Cemetery by Hass Funeral Directors of Clayton, New Mexico.

Justin B. Richardson was born on August 28, 1995 in Amarillo, Texas to Pamela Archuleta. He was raised by his grandmother; Viola Encinias since he was six months old. Justin attended school in Clayton and graduated from Clayton High School in 2013. He had a lot of friends and enjoyed spending time with all of them. He also enjoyed fishing and climbing Rabbit Ear Mountain and hunting arrow heads. Justin was very kindhearted to everyone. He was preceded in death by his great-grandfathers; Paul Encinias and Paul Williams and his grandfather Michael Encinias.

SURVIVORS:

GRANDMOTHER THAT RAISED HIM: Viola Encinias of Clayton, New Mexico.

MOTHER: Pamela Archuleta and step-father Tino of Clovis, New Mexico.

GRANDMOTHER: Barbara Williams of Clayton, New Mexico.

GREAT-GRANDMOTHER: Sammy Williams of Clayton, New Mexico.

1 SISTER: Alexis Richardson of Clovis, New Mexico.

2 BROTHERS: Jacob Richardson of Clovis, New Mexico and Steven Richardson of Clayton, New Mexico.

1 STEP-BROTHER: Nicholas Archuleta of San Diego, California.

5 UNCLES: Jack Williams of Anchorage, Alaska, Michael Paul Encinias and Ralph Encinias both of Clayton, New Mexico and Pablo Encinias and his wife Janice and Dario Encinias and his wife Earlene all of Dumas, Texas.

7 AUNTS: Bernadette Encinias of Port Aransas, Texas, Melissa Dominguez and her husband Adon, Liza Sedilla and her husband David, Stella Archuleta and Sylvia Archuleta and her husband Pete all of Clayton, New Mexico, Rachel Braddock of Levelland, Texas and Cleo Archuleta of Las Vegas, New Mexico.

And numerous cousins and friends including: Cloie Davila and her husband Josh of Port Aransas, Texas, Carla Cruz-Green and her wife Alex of Seattle, Washington, Rayna Grine of Las Vegas, New Mexico and Marcos Grine of Clayton, New Mexico.