A life remembered

Regan
Bernard Rioch

September 22, 1975 — July 1, 1997

Forever remembered by family and friends.

His Story
01 / HIS STORY

The Regan we knew

Happy just
to be there.

Regan was kind to a fault.

He didn't have a bad bone in his body. If someone needed help, he'd give whatever he could, without expecting anything in return.

He wasn't quiet. He enjoyed laughing, talking, and spending time with people. Yet for all that warmth, he was exceptionally considerate. He asked before stepping into someone else's personal space—even before offering a hug.

Regan wasn't the friend who needed to make all the plans. He was the one who was happy to come along. Playing video games indoors or wandering Saskatoon's streets with friends, looking for something to do: the company was what mattered.

Born in Watson, Saskatchewan, Regan grew up in Englefeld and later made his home in Saskatoon. He was a son, a brother, and a friend, and Nicole and Brandon held a special place in his life. Here, we remember the everyday moments that made him who he was.

“For Regan, it wasn't about what everyone was doing. It was about who he was doing it with.”

REMEMBERING THE LITTLE THINGS
03 / NEWSPAPER ARCHIVES

Historical reporting

Newspaper Archives

Four original newspaper clippings and notices, preserved separately from photographs of Regan’s life. Select a clipping to enlarge it; use “View original image” to access the unedited file.

04 / HIS RESTING PLACE

Englefeld, Saskatchewan

His Resting Place

Photographs of the gravesite are kept here, separate from the photographs of Regan’s life.

05 / KEEPSAKES

Personal tributes

Keepsakes & Remembrances

Cards, letters and other remembrance pieces are preserved here rather than mixed into the life gallery.

06 / MEMORIES

The stories still to tell

Do you remember
Regan?

The best memorial is one that keeps growing with the people who knew him. A shared joke. A night out with nowhere to go. A small act of generosity that stayed with you.

We're gathering memories and photographs to help tell Regan's story as he really was.

Share a memory of Regan

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Memories shared by friends and family

Approved memories will appear here.

Why this place exists

More than a date.
More than a memory.

This memorial is being created to preserve Regan's story for the people who knew him and for those who never had that chance. It is meant to celebrate his life, not define him by his death.

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