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After friends noticed his absence from [[Facebook]] for a couple of weeks, they asked police to do a wellness check, and on April 29, 2023, he was found dead in his apartment, apparently for several days, at least. | After friends noticed his absence from [[Facebook]] for a couple of weeks, they asked police to do a wellness check, and on April 29, 2023, he was found dead in his apartment, apparently for several days, at least. | ||
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Revision as of 16:42, 1 May 2023
(September 5, 1949 – 2023)
Richard C. “Ric” Bergman was a longtime Cincinnati fan and member of the CFG, active since the 1970s.
After friends noticed his absence from Facebook for a couple of weeks, they asked police to do a wellness check, and on April 29, 2023, he was found dead in his apartment, apparently for several days, at least.
He was married, for a time, to Diane Bergman.
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| Person | 1949—2023 |
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