Birth date: Jul 10, 1936 Death date: Jun 20, 2019
Darwin D. Fogle of St. Helens, Oregon passed away June 20, 2019 at Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland. He was 82 years old. Darwin was born July 10, 1936 to Carl and Rosetta Fogle in Rockford, Illinois. As a young man he earned Read Obituary
Met Darwin through Gerald and Jean Smith and worked on his vehicles from 96’-02’. He loved to give me a bad time about what I charged and called me Easy Money”. His smile was contagious and he wasn’t afraid to tell me about Jesus. He life was a testimony to his belief. In 2000 I gave my life to Jesus and he is one of the reasons. Wish I could be there as we are 400 miles away now. I know he is walking with his savior now. Our condolences to Joanne and his family for though we know he is in His presence we still grieve his loss. God bless, The Jordan’s
He was a quiet encourager, always welcoming to the church or his home. He was a hard worker. I remember mom saying she could always count on him to help get things done around the church.
Connie
I picked up some so-called fresh, organic blueberries at Fred Meyer the other day, and I immediately thought of Darwin. Every summer, his servant's heart showed through. Toward me...it was in a gallon-sized bag of blueberries he picked from his own yard. They were always rinsed and ready for the freezer.
I doubt I'll eat summer's sweet blue treat ever again without remembering the little thrill that seeing him holding the bag of fruit always gave me.
Love you, Darwin. See you again in Heaven one day soon. Shari Hughson
my family went to church with the Fogle's an became friends with them an he was a very nice fellow we use to get together an play cards an just visit my kids grew up with Darwin's kids an we are still visiting by Facebook with some of the kids he was a good friend an he will be missed so much. Prayers for the family
I will always miss your hugs, I love you Grandpa
Our prayers go out to all the family at this time. Darwin was an awesome man and I will always remember the things he taught me as well as his laugh.
Twyla Richardson
