Current 2022 Bigfooter deaths embrace Louis Petolicchio, Clifford LaBrecque, Jr., Todd Robust, and David Arrighi.
Louis Petolicchio: January 24, 2022
The West Virginia Bigfoot Museum introduced that one in all its house owners and founders, Louis Petolicchio, (second from the best above prime) had handed away instantly. Louis Raymond Petolicchio, 58, of Sutton, died on Monday, January 24, 2022, at Ruby Memorial Hospital, Morgantown, West Virginia. In December 2021, Petolicchio launched a ebook of the historic experiences folks have had in North America with the “wild man,” or extra generally recognized at this time as Bigfoot. Louis Petolicchio of Sutton, who co-founded The West Virginia Bigfoot Museum, started to analysis the historic facets of Bigfoot when he realized outdated newspaper accounts, some going again virtually 200 years, had been reporting on giant furry creatures encountered within the mountains or woodlands of the continent. He compiled these accounts into his The Wild Man of North America.
Laurel and Louis Petolicchio operated the Mountain Laurel Nation Retailer of Sutton, WV, and opened up the Bigfoot Museum subsequent to their retailer.
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Clifford Andrew LaBrecque, Jr.: February 21, 2021.
Clifford LaBrecque, Jr., 82, of Norfork, AR, handed away from this life on Sunday, February 21, 2021. He was born on November 11, 1938, to the late Clifford and Edra (Lanning) LaBrecque in Mancelona, Michigan.
Clifford was as a Navy Seal. He owned a Golf Professional Store in Kansas Metropolis. He was the one double licensed membership maker on the earth in his time. He was a famend Bigfoot researcher and had a mannequin made to honor his perception in Bigfoot.
He leaves behind his life accomplice, Joan Carlsen of the house; daughter, Michelle LaBrecque; son, Michael Brown; one grandson, Nash Fisher; brother, Kenneth LaBrecque; and sister, Carol “Elaine” Dompierre.
He was preceded in demise by his mother and father and by one grandson, Jackson Fisher.
In a 2012 article, LeBrecque advised of his 8-foot-tall Bigfoot duplicate, produced from fiberglass and fur, and out there on eBay for a beginning bid of $80,000; then it modified to $85,000. LaBrecque says the sculpture was impressed by a detailed encounter with the true factor in 1977. As an alternative of capturing the creature — with a gun or a digicam — LaBrecque commissioned an artist to create the statue based mostly on his description. He was pictured with it down via the years. He wrote a self-published ebook about it, Bigfoot Lives.
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Todd Robust: March 3. 2022
Todd Robust unexpectedly handed away the morning of March 3, 2022, in keeping with his surviving youngsters saying.
“Hey everybody, that is Todd’s children. Our dad unexpectedly handed away this morning and we’re all shocked and devastated. We’ll publish particulars in regards to the funeral service as soon as now we have extra data. Thanks for all your ideas and prayers.”
Todd was a BFRO investigator for a few years.
Todd interviewed and investigated Bigfoot sighting reviews in Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and different states.
Todd Robust had a Bachelors Diploma in Enterprise Administration and was self-employed.
He was a Licensed Visible Tracker; Degree 1.
Todd was an avid outdoorsman since childhood. Attended the next BFRO expeditions: Utah 2007, Northern California Spring 2008, Olympic Peninsula Washington 2008, Northern California Spring 2009, Northern California Fall 2009, Wyoming 2010, Olympic Peninsula Washington 2011.
Todd was the Expedition Organizer for the Utah 2010 expedition and arranged the Utah 2012 expedition.
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David Lawrence Arrighi: June 3, 2022
David Lawrence Arrighi, 65, handed away on Friday, June 3, 2022. An avid fisherman, he loved gardening and beloved nature movies. He was a loyal and devoted fan of the New York Yankees. Dave will likely be remembered for his love of animals, particularly his canine Sherman and Stella. He additionally loved touring to varied baseball stadiums and a giant fanatic of Bigfoot. Loving partner of Donna Arrighi (Sabino) Loving and devoted father of sons Wealthy, Jeff, and David and daughter Alexandra. Cherished grandfather of Richie and Robbie, adored father in legislation to Lindsey Arrighi and Collin LeMay and brother in legislation Richard Sabino. Additionally his expensive sisters and their households, Susan, Janice, Jennifer, Lois and pre-deceased brother Tom.