Robert Feggins

Robert Feggins was a 23-year-old member of the Richmond community. Public records identify him as a resident of the city; while details about his schooling, work, or private life are not publicly available, the verified facts confirm that he was a young man with family and a life in Richmond.

Those who knew Robert will best remember him for the day-to-day relationships and small, ordinary moments that make a life — friendships, family connections, and the routines of community living. Though public sources do not provide a fuller portrait of his interests or accomplishments, his age and local ties suggest he was part of the generation shaping Richmond’s neighborhoods and futures.

On October 29, 2023, Robert died after being shot at an apartment complex on the 2200 block of Ruffin Road in Richmond. Police and local news outlets reported the event and identified him by name; detectives asked the public for information as the investigation proceeded. Mention of this loss is included only to acknowledge the factual record surrounding his death, not to define him by it.

For family and friends seeking to remember Robert, the private memories they hold — stories, laughter, and the everyday ways he mattered — are the most fitting legacy. Though public documentation is limited, Robert was a real person whose life had worth beyond the public record, and that human dignity is honored here.