David Ogilvy

Dear fraternity brother and friend. May you rerst in peace.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always...A True Gentleman and a Very Wonderful neighbor in the Belle Haven Greenwich neighborhood ...

Today I learned that David had passed on in February 2020. He was on my mind so much recently and I had desired to contact him to find how he was doing. We go back during our childhood years in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania when his father and mother, David and Malinda, lived for a short while with my uncle and aunt, Levi and Annie Fisher. David Fairfield was five years younger than me, and I always fondly remembered our visits and times together with my cousins Allen and David Fisher.

I was pleased to do Photography for David beginning with Jane Newhall which became Newhall & Ogilvy.
I continue with David for many more years at his Arch Street address. David was an ikon in Real estate and what he did for other non-profit organizations and Greenwich.
David will be sorely missed.

No matter where I was, David was always there for me since I was a child.
I will always love him. Our family will miss him so so much. But how lucky I was to have known him.

His beloved cousin always,
Krissy

I am very shocked and sadden by David's passing. For many years I photographed many of David's listing. I go back to the days of Newhall & Ogilvy on Lafayette place.
God bless this wonderful man who loved Greenwich and did so much for the Community.

David was a true friend of Mead School at a time when the school needed support the most. He opened his home to our parents and supporters during our campaign to renovate the property we had bought and generously donated one of the "pods" in the building. I was co-chairman of the board at that time and he was a pleasure to know and work with'

John Woyke, former chair and currently president of the Mead School Foundation

David was a true friend to The Mead School, serving on our Board of Trustees and helping to generously fund the renovation of our current building during the time that his stepchildren, Fridolf, William and Stillman, attended Mead. His legacy is firmly embedded at our school. We offer our sincere condolences to his family at this difficult time.