So sorry to learn of Fred's passing. He was such a quiet, gentle soul while I knew him in Korea. He also was in my senior class at Aberdeen High School, while living in Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland. From his bio, it looks like he carved out a successful career for himself, and had a wonderful family.
Just heard the passing of Fred. He was with us in the Dorm and sharded many great memories. Sympathy prayers for the family and friends. Ray Palmer '66
I also was a dorm-mate with Fred. He was a quiet fellow--but everyone liked him. And, at times, he could have a dry sense of humor. A good man--who had a successful career. I am sure he will be missed by many. His family will celebrate a life well lived.
Freddy was one of my favorites at the dorm. A sweet, soft-spoken guy with a subtle sense of humor. I heard from him a few years back and it was great to catch up a bit. A self-described workaholic, he loved being an attorney and had no plans to retire. What a blessing to spend your life doing what you love.
I extend my deepest sympathies to his sister Jeanne, his daughters and the rest of his family and friends.
Sally Harris (Smith) (1966)
So sorry to learn of Fred's passing. He was such a quiet, gentle soul while I knew him in Korea. He also was in my senior class at Aberdeen High School, while living in Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland. From his bio, it looks like he carved out a successful career for himself, and had a wonderful family.
Rest in Peace, my friend,
Sally Harris
Ray Palmer (1966)
Just heard the passing of Fred. He was with us in the Dorm and sharded many great memories. Sympathy prayers for the family and friends. Ray Palmer '66
Greg Dess (1966)
I also was a dorm-mate with Fred. He was a quiet fellow--but everyone liked him. And, at times, he could have a dry sense of humor. A good man--who had a successful career. I am sure he will be missed by many. His family will celebrate a life well lived.
Greg Dess, 1966
Terry Mitchell (1966)
Freddy was one of my favorites at the dorm. A sweet, soft-spoken guy with a subtle sense of humor. I heard from him a few years back and it was great to catch up a bit. A self-described workaholic, he loved being an attorney and had no plans to retire. What a blessing to spend your life doing what you love.
I extend my deepest sympathies to his sister Jeanne, his daughters and the rest of his family and friends.
Terry Mitchell