Richard Albert Sevigney

richard sevigney

December 1, 1932 ~ February 6, 2023


Resided in: Cudjoe Key, Florida

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Richard “Dick” Sevigney, 90, of Eastern Ave, Sanford, died on February 6, 2023 at Lower Keys Medical Center in Key West after a brief illness. He was born on December 1, 1932 in Sanford a son of the late Wilfred and Yvonne (Cote) Sevigney. Richard attended Sanford Schools and was a graduate of Sanford High School Class of 1947. On October 27, 1962, he married Beatrice E. Tuttle and was happily married for 48 years. Richard had been employed with Portland Copper, Areofab located in the Sanford Mills and later retired from the Portsmouth Naval in 1997 as a sheet metal worker. Richard was a longtime member of the Springvale Social club and the Lafayette Club. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, tying flies and planting his vegetable garden. Richard was very health conscious. He was known to be seen walking all over Sanford back roads for exercise. Richard was a devoted husband, father and pepe, a true family man. He was fond of all animals especially dogs. He is survived by his sister, Delores “Del” Chabot of Longmeadow, MA, daughter, and son in law, Pamela and David Boulet of Florida Keys, son, Danny Sevigney of Monson, ME, three grandchildren, Joey Charron of Salem, NH, Braden Boulet of Woburn, MA, Cori Boulet of Boston, MA. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Friday, May 19th at 10AM at St. Therese of Lisieux Parish, Holy Family Church in Sanford with burial to follow at St. Ignatius Cemetery. Donations in his memory may be made to the Asher House (Animal Refuge) PO Box 2153, Estacada, OR, 07023. Click this link to view additional details about Richard's Services: https://my.gather.app/remember/richard-sevigney

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  2. My sincere condolences, Dan and Pam. I hope your dad finds the perfect rabbit hunting and fishing hole. I’m sure he will find my dad there.

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  4. I first met Dick at the age of 18 when I became good friends with his daughter Pam. Life has a way of putting us on different paths but I never forgot the love I witnessed between a dad and his daughter Pam. For many years I would see him around town walking, , he walked miles and miles! Life brought us back together a few years back and I had the pleasure of spending time with Richard for his last few years on this earth. I think his favorite part of me being around was my dogs. Richard would hold my dogs and not want to let them go, he loved little dogs. I loved to make him smile and laugh when we were together.. He was great at taking selfies with me. Richard would dance with me and always want to lead, he was a joy in my heart that I will miss dearly. RIP Pepere.❤️

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  6. Words aren’t enough for such a loss. Dick was pure joy to be around and I know he will be missed dearly. My deepest sympathy to all who mourn his passing.

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  17. Spending the last five years
    With my dad was a blessing.. I will miss his smile and hugs.. Rest in peace dad . Till we meet again , I love you❤️

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  19. Richard, love to plant a vegetable garden ..He also enjoyed hunting, fishing, running his rabbit dogs and walking for exercise .. Richard loves to socialize, and his favorite places to visit was the Lafayette club and the Springviale social .. Beverage of choice was beer….

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  29. My condolences to Pam and Dan.Richard was a great man and had a heart of gold.The best memories is when I went to visit Pam in the Keys and Richard came out on the boat with us.He was definitely in his happy place

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  30. I worked with Dick at Aerofab in Sanford. We would go rabbit hunting with Bob his brother and son Danny and nephew Mike. I also had great times ice fishing with Dick. You were a great friend, and you will be missed. Rest in peace. Bob and Pat Gammon

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