Richard Evan Ganyon, Jr.
July 25, 1971 – April 29, 2024
Richard Evan Ganyon, Jr., 52, of North Beach passed away April 29, 2024. He was born July 25, 1971 in Washington, D.C. to Richard Evan Sr. and Barbara Ann (Curtin) Ganyon. Rich grew up between Upper Marlboro, MD and Grandy, NC. He married Meredith on May 17, 2009, and they lived in North Beach. Rich worked as a heavy equipment operator for Environmental Quality Resources, LLC. He was a proud supporter of the Tribes Motorcycle Club where he was known as “Chef” for his love of cooking, grilling, and smoking. In his spare time, he enjoyed riding motorcycles, fishing, talking to people, building, and landscaping. Rich was a helpful person who was always willing to help anyone in need, whether he knew them or not. Rich will be greatly missed by his family and friends.
Rich is survived by his wife Meredith Ganyon, brother Chris “Pher” Ganyon and his wife Kristina of Port Republic, mother Barbara Baboolal of North Beach, nephews CJ and Kyle Ganyon, step mother Thelma Ganyon, stepsiblings Roland Richards, Naomi Richards, and Lori Creel, his boxers Samson and Delilah, and his Tribes Motorcycle Club brothers.
In honor of Rich and his love of motorcycles the family requests motorcycles at the celebration of life. If you ride please consider riding on Sunday.
Condolences
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2 May 2024
4:44pm
Meredith & family,
So sorry for your loss. I know your hearts are broken.
May God hold you in his arms & help take away the pain.
Remember, Richard is with God now. He will always be your angel looking
after you . Be strong. Wanting you to know your work family is thinking of you & praying
for you.
City
Prince Frederick
State
Maryland
2 May 2024
4:47pm
Merideth, Barbara and Chris, we are heart broken to hear the news of Richies passing. Our thoughts are with you during the difficult time.
Eddie and Sherry
City
Grandy
State
NC
3 May 2024
6:43am
My heart goes out to Meredith and family. Chef was a great friend, always smiling and loved to make his new recipes to share with everyone. He will be greatly missed
City
North Beach
State
Maryland
4 May 2024
12:33pm
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
City
Mount Gilead
State
NC
4 May 2024
2:30pm
I Loved seeing His smiling face. I seen him a couple of weeks ago telling him how tender his ribs were. He said they need a little bit more Season. I was hungry and they hit the spot I ate the last one. Thank you for all your fine cooking. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💙💙💙
City
Tracys Landing
State
string:MD
6 May 2024
7:23pm
Condolences to Meredith, Barbara, Chris & Kristina. I’m so sorry for your loss. I wanted to say thank you Rich for allowing me to be a part of your life. We didn’t make it as a married couple but as friends, we found our way. The world has lost a gentile soul with a shining personality that lit up any room. You would give the shirt off of your back to anyone. Your smile was contagious. Rest easy my friend, you will be greatly missed.
Prayers 🙏
Stephanie
City
Hagerstown
State
MD
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Meredith & family,
So sorry for your loss. I know your hearts are broken.
May God hold you in his arms & help take away the pain.
Remember, Richard is with God now. He will always be your angel looking
after you . Be strong. Wanting you to know your work family is thinking of you & praying
for you.
Merideth, Barbara and Chris, we are heart broken to hear the news of Richies passing. Our thoughts are with you during the difficult time.
Eddie and Sherry
My heart goes out to Meredith and family. Chef was a great friend, always smiling and loved to make his new recipes to share with everyone. He will be greatly missed
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
I Loved seeing His smiling face. I seen him a couple of weeks ago telling him how tender his ribs were. He said they need a little bit more Season. I was hungry and they hit the spot I ate the last one. Thank you for all your fine cooking. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💙💙💙
Condolences to Meredith, Barbara, Chris & Kristina. I’m so sorry for your loss. I wanted to say thank you Rich for allowing me to be a part of your life. We didn’t make it as a married couple but as friends, we found our way. The world has lost a gentile soul with a shining personality that lit up any room. You would give the shirt off of your back to anyone. Your smile was contagious. Rest easy my friend, you will be greatly missed.
Prayers 🙏
Stephanie