Sir ET Richards was survived by his wife Madree Richards and their three children, who continued the family
        history of trailblazers. Their eldest child, Judge Patricia Dangor, became the first judge of Afro Caribbean
        heritage to be appointed to the Circuit Bench of England and Wales and the first woman to sit on the Bermuda
        Court of Appeals. Their youngest child, Dr. Angela Barry is a literary scholar, teacher and author. Their middle
        child, the Hon. E. T. (Bob) Richards J.P. M.P., worked in banking in Canada and Bermuda, was a General Manager
        at the Bermuda Monetary Authority, and was an Investment Manager at Shell Trust Bermuda before starting Bermuda
        Asset Management, Ltd. (BAM) in 1987. BAM was the first independent investment management company in Bermuda and
        primarily managed pension funds and private client assets using a global equities approach. In 1995, BAM became
        affiliated with INVESCO and Bob Richards was appointed General Manager of INVESCO Global Asset Management Ltd.
        and a Partner in the ultimate parent of INVESCO in London. In 1997 Bob Richards was appointed to the Bermuda
        Senate. He served as Government Leader in the Senate and Minister of Telecommunications. During his tenure he
        negotiated the de-monopolization of the telecommunications industry on the Island, a first for any Island
        economy. Bermuda’s overseas telephone rates have fallen over 90% since de-monopolization.