Death
Forgarty died in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on March 6, 2002. Bryan and his wife Jennifer's uncle, Thomas Branch, were staying at a motel called the Compass Cove. Bryan was in Room 1223. Fogarty was on vacation to do some deep sea fishing. He and Branch arrived on the morning of March 5. After checking in, they went right to the bar, where they spent most of the day drinking. The next morning, Branch was unable to wake Fogarty. Branch then called EMS. Fogarty was transported to the Grand Strand Regional Center where he was pronounced dead shortly after. The coroner reported that Bryan died of an enlarged heart.
Bryan Fogarty is buried at Holy Cross Cemetery in Brantford.
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