ANDREW OGLE

OGLE Andrew THOmas Ogle Passed away peacefully at home on Monday, May 18, 2020. He was 63 years old. Andy was predeceased by his father, Stanley E. Ogle. He is survived by this wife Theresa Lynn Richey Ogle, children Maryann Ogle Mayhood (Ross), Allen Richey Ogle (Jessica), and Christine Allison Richey-Ogle; grandchildren Ben and Jack Jones, and Joseph Ross Mayhood. Additionally survived by his mother, Audrey Funk Ogle, brothers Jeffrey, Timothy, Robert and Steven "Quint", and countless cousins, nieces and nephews in the Ogle, Richey and Funk families. Many friends are considered family to Andy and he referred to them as such with great affection. Andy was a great outdoorsman and was known by his friends as an expert boat captain, fresh and saltwater fisherman, hunter of all creatures of the forest. As a kid he enjoyed his time riding motorcycles, ATVs with cousins in Michigan, and learning to fly an airplane with his father. In more recent years, Andy found himself spending many hours mushroom hunting and fishing with his family. Andy had an enviable green thumb, a great respect for nature, and preferred to spend his time outdoors, which has been passed down to his children and grandchildren. Andy having achieved his high school diploma early, began working full time. He was by trade, a Building Engineer, achieving many certifications and recognitions during his career. He was a member of the Washington DC Chapter of National Association of Power Engineers, and was a licensed HVACR technician. He enjoyed his many years working as a chief engineer for the Charles E. Smith Companies, most notably The Landsburg building and Shakespeare Theatre. Later in his career, he very much enjoyed the golfing perks from his time at the Belle Haven Country Club. In his most recent position, he found himself back in his old neighborhood, as one of the Building Engineers for The Canadian Embassy. Colleagues and friends have commented on his great work ethic, generous with his time and always willing to step in to help. As much dedication he showed to his work, it was shown even more so in his dedication to his family and friends. While he had four brothers by birth, Andy considered many of his friends to be lifelong brothers. He was an active member of the Loyal Order of Moose, Arlington Lodge #1315, The American Legion Post #85, and a founding member of the Claude Dallas Hunt Club founded in 1972. A celebration of his life is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, June 27, 2020 at the Arlington Moose Lodge, 5710 Scoville Street, Falls Church, VA 22041. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in his memory to the Mended Little Hearts of Washington, DC www.mlhdc.org or the Loyal Order of Moose, Arlington #1315, P.O. Box 1025, Falls Church, VA 22041.In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in his memory to the Mended Little Hearts of Washington, DC www.mlhdc.org or the Loyal Order of Moose, Arlington #1315, P.O. Box 1025, Falls Church, VA 22041.