Richard Gauthier
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Richard Gauthier is a Canadian Métis musician from Kelowna, British Columbia.
Born December 19, 1962 in St. Boniface, Manitoba to René Gauthier and Mary Jane Kipling, Richard was the middle of 9 children. Richard went to school in Winnipeg at Marion School, Nordale Elementary and Holy Cross Parochial. He completed his high school (1980) in St. Vital, attending Glenlawn Collegiate.
After high school, he joined the Canadian Armed Forces as a communications research operator. After his service in the military, Richard went onto theological studies at both the Central Pentecostal College in Saskatoon and the Catherine Booth College in Winnipeg, graduating in 1988 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in theology.
Richard spent 10 years serving as a minister in churches throughout Manitoba. Leaving the ministry in 1995 to pursue other endeavors, Richard finally moved west to Kelowna in 2000 where his musical career began to rise. His first CD was a live release entitled Aboriginal Day Live.
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