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GoFundMe established after Nanaimo bus driver, soccer dad, dies in Ghana
A fundraiser is supporting his wife and three children after the Regional District of Nanaimo bus driver died unexpectedly, his family said.
- Regional District of Nanaimo bus driver Peter Dadzie died unexpectedly in Ghana, prompting his family to launch a GoFundMe supporting his wife Sam and three children: Marshall, Maxwell, and Millie-Mai.
- Dadzie, a former bus driver in the United Kingdom for over 20 years, moved to Nanaimo in 2018 and received Canadian citizenship last August, becoming a beloved transit operator.
- Daughter Millie-Mai, speaking from Australia, remembered his great sense of humor, while Nanaimo United technical lead Daragh Fitzgerald said Peter was "a great supporter of the club" with pride in his sons.
- The family is "taking time to process everything," Millie-Mai said, with a celebration of life likely taking place in January as loved ones navigate the loss with community support.
- Loved ones aim to honor him "in a way that truly reflects the person he was," continuing to share memories of his pride in family and passengers and his love for the job.
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