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The Fay Family lit a candle
Monday, October 15, 2012
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Thinking of you always Uncle Richard...know you were smiling on us when we are all together after the dedication of the atrium. Felt you there with us!
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The Fay Family lit a candle
Monday, October 15, 2012
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Thinking of you always Uncle Richard...know you were smiling on us when we are all together after the dedication of the atrium. Felt you there with us!
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Sheila Johnston (cousin of Katherine (Cromie) Hallisey posted a condolence
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Dear Andrew, Katherine and the Hallisey family. My deepest sympathies on the loss of such a remarkable man. At your wedding it was obvious that Richard had a passion and zest for life and lived each day to the fullest. As I read his obituary, I was even more in awe of his many accomplishments and success in business, but also in his personal life. May you cherish the memories of shared family time.
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brian vyner posted a condolence
Thursday, July 28, 2011
To the Hallisey Family-it is with much sorry that I have to write this. I had the previlege of working with Rick for many decades at First Marathon and have many many fond memories of our professional dealings and personal interactions. He was one of the best minds in our industry but more importantly he was a quality individual. I learned much from Rick over the decades and I always felt comfortable that as my partner he could be relied on. His professional talents were in many ways unique and his warmth and humour was always appreciated. He influenced my career in a very positive way and helped me achieve the modicum of successes that I was able to achieve with our clients. I will not forget Rick nor will many others. I wish you all well during this difficult time. All the best, Brian Vyner
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Robert J. (Bob) Milbourne, P.Eng posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
I read with shock and sadness the notice of Richard's untimely passing. My sincere condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues on their loss. As a fellow alumnus of the UBC Engineering class of 1963 (Metalllurgical), I had been aware of Richard's then reputation as somewhat of an "original" who stood out from the worker-bee type majority in that large cohort of aspiring engineers, but we had little if any contact. My much later intersections with him however, reflected to a "T" the notice's characterization of his personality and approach to life. In the early 1990's I was working in industry in South Western Ontario and, out of the blue, recieved a phone call from Colin Watson, also a 1963 Engineering alumnus, whom I had known fairly well at that time, and who had become well known in the financial press through his role at Rogers Cable. He invited me for lunch with Richard and himself - ostensibly to talk about old times, etc. I showed up at the designated, virtually empty, luncheon club at the appointed time, and shortly thereafter Richard arrived. We went through the self-introductory "dog circling" exerscise necessitated by the circumstances - there being no "Google" scouting intellegence available. In the "what have you been up to" phase of that circling ritual, Richard, with just the hint of a grin and that twinkle in his eye described himself as having given up on engineering some time back and becoming " a stockbroker" - a most modest understatement of his role as one of the prinicpals of a the then very successful and highly influental independent investment bank - First Marathon Securities. Over the course of the next several years, until my retitrement and relocation back to the West Coast, Richard kept in touch, and was unstinting in his freely offered, creative, and useful insights and advice as to how one might better financially structure my Company to cope with, and capitalize on, the troubled circumstances in its industry sector. As well, he was most generous with his, and his firm's peoples', time and hospitality. It was a privilege and a pleasure for me to have interacted with him. He will be missed. Robert J. (Bob) Milbourne, P.Eng. (Retired) President, COO and Director. - Stelco Inc Principal, Milbourne&Company Vancouver, BC .
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Steve Suarez & Michelle Allain posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Lisa, John and family: Our sincere condolences on Richard's passing. He was a great man of many accomplishments, both personal and professional, and will be greatly missed. We will see you soon. Steve, Michelle & Isabelle
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Wayne Angela McDonald posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Dear Pam and family. Our sincere condolences. Rick was a true friend and will be sadly missed, Thanks for the friendships and great times on Savary Wayne Angela Savary Island B.C.
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David Moulton posted a condolence
Monday, July 25, 2011
Pam My condolences to you and your family. There is nothing one can say to mitigate the pain and sorrow you are experiencing. Sorry for your troubles. David
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Margot Richardson posted a condolence
Monday, July 25, 2011
Dear Pam,Lisa,Andrew and family, I am so sorry to hear the sad news about Rick . Please know that we are thinking of you all and wishing you strength and courage in the days to come. Take care, Martin and Margot Richardson
