In memory of

Richard Quan

December 7, 1963 -  December 18, 2016

With overwhelming sadness we announce that Richard Quan died suddenly at his home on Sunday December 18th at the too early age of 53. Richard will be sadly and profoundly missed by his partner, Michelle Coon, his brother Frank Quan, sister Lily Quan, step mother Anna, Michelle's daughters Nicole and partner Dan, Katrina, Grandkids Laiken , Liam and Gavin , seeing eye dog Gus, extended family and a wealth of friends.
Richard held a Law degree from Western and did his undergrad work at Queens University . He worked as a mediator for the Ontario Government. He was an advocate for the blind community through Balance and AEBC, moderated an email information group for the blind community in Toronto, Torshout, and ran ongoing trivia events. He will be remembered as an amazing and loyal friend, a witty and intelligent man, a true Gentleman and a man who loved and cared deeply. An autopsy will be performed to find out the cause of his untimely and sudden death.
There will be a celebration of his life for friends and family to attend at:
York Cemetery & Funeral Centre
160 Beecroft, Toronto.

Friday, 23 Dec 2016 5:00 PM

Guestbook 

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Sharon Jansz (Fellow FSCO Mediator)

Entered December 20, 2016

Heart breaking news. Richard, you will be so missed. My sympathy goes out to your family who are left to deal with their great loss of you. RIP.

Al Gauthier (Friend)

Entered December 20, 2016 from Ottawa

Rest in Peace my friend.

Stuart Mutch (Friend/work colleague)

Entered December 20, 2016 from Toronto

I have known Richard since we both started working as mediators at the Financial Services Commission in 1995. He was an intelligent, thoughtful man with a wicked sense of humour. I am shocked and saddened by his untimely passing. He will be greatly missed.

Melissa Gueran (Co worker)

Entered December 20, 2016 from Toronto

my deepest sympathies to Richards family he was a wonderful man he will be missed at the office.

Hélène Gagné (Friend)

Entered December 20, 2016 from Toronto

Richard was a wonderful human being with an infectious positive attitude, wit and laughter. I have many wonderful memories of social gatherings, trips and all around good times. I will miss you Richard. And my thoughts are with Richard's friends and family and his life partner Michelle. It is an untimely, tragic loss and I send you my sincere condolences.

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