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Richard G. Fogarty

February 24, 1955 - April 11, 2019

Richard G. Fogarty obituary, February 24, 1955-April 11, 2019, Victoria, BC

BORN

February 24, 1955

DIED

April 11, 2019

Richard Fogarty Obituary

Suddenly and unexpectedly on Thursday, Rick passed away at Nigel House where he had resided since 1991.

He leaves behind his mother Helen and his siblings to mourn the loss of a truly loving and wonderful individual who touched many lives as he rolled through life living from coast to coast with his family before settling in Victoria.

A village makes a beloved person like Rick and his included his fellow residents, all the staff at Nigel House, Don, his long-time volunteer who cruised the Galloping Goose and coffee shops with him, Lise Desharnais and her team at the Queen Alexandra Orthotics, Prosthetic and Seating Clinic, every HandiDart driver and dispatcher over the years, Motion Specialties techs and personnel who dealt with all the dents and diversions, and everyone else who enjoyed being part of the journey. He will be missed by many.

The family would like to thank the staff of Nigel House, BC Ambulance and Victoria Fire who tried valiantly to keep Rick rolling.

In Rick's memory, the family suggests the Queen Alexandra's Orthotics, Prosthetics and Seating Clinic, or any other organization that strives to enable people with disabilities live the lives they want to.
Published by The Times Colonist from Apr. 16 to Apr. 18, 2019.

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Keith McDougall

April 18, 2019

So sorry to hear about Rick. I had the pleasure of meeting with Rick and helping him hone his computer skills when I was a volunteer with SVSS. A fine young man and a pleasure to spend time with. I am proud to be able to call him my friend. Farewell Rick.

Ken and Heidi Gerry

April 16, 2019

So sorry Claire, our thoughts are with you, David and Aunt Helen.

Brittany Forbes

April 16, 2019

I enjoyed hearing stories about Rick's many adventures in Victoria from his sister, my friend Claire. My favorite story was about the time a hat of his was accidentally washed and put in a dryer. He still wore it with style despite it having been shrunk to much too small. Rick put a smile on many faces and I hope to hear more great stories about him.

MB Ferguson

April 16, 2019

A life well lived! Love to you all, Marybeth

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