Beshara and staff at Buhler Centre at Victoria Hospital staff on 5E Medicine at St. Paul Daeninck and staff at CancerCare St. Carly shared his love of crafts and vinyl records, and all three kids shared their Dad’s love of movies, as well as the Saskatchewan Roughriders. He had looked forward to helping them build fences and decks when he retired.

Helping Scott and Garrett renovate their home gave him much pleasure, and he was so proud of the work they did. Christmas was a favourite time of year for David – he loved to decorate our home and make an ornament each year for friends to take home. He took great pride turning our house into a home. He loved to build things, whether it be with wood or with LEGO. He Enjoyed his work and felt very fortunate to have worked with such a great bunch of people who became friends.ĭavid’s loves were his family, friends, pizza, and the Saskatchewan Roughriders. James Collegiate and then completed his Surveying Technology Diploma at Red River College.ĭavid retired Apafter being employed for 39 years as a Geodetic Surveyor with the Province of Manitoba, Surveys and Mapping Branch/GeoManitoba.

Left to cherish his memory are his wife, Nancy sons, Scott and Garrett daughter, Carly (Frank) sister, Mary (Grant) cousin Rob (Sherri) Gilchrist sisters-in-law, Carol, and Linda (Rick) nieces, Katherine (Chris) Heather Kathy (Trystan) nephews, Matthew Don (Deb) David and fur babies, Henry, Daisy, and Minnie.īorn in Regina on October 13, 1958, in the middle of a Saskatchewan Roughriders game, David moved to Winnipeg when he was 12. We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of David Alvin Richards on February 4, 2020.ĭavid was predeceased by his parents, May and Al his in-laws, Vera and Chum Back and brothers-in-law, Michael and Don.

The 'Lovely' Past by David Richards