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September 17, 2009
To the Heidenreich Family: I send my sympathy to you for the loss of Fred. I didn't know him well, but remember greeting him several times when he was enjoying riding his bicycle, friendly and quite talkative. Kathy, I hope I've given you support as you have shared his struggles with me. My heart goes out to all of you. Jane Schwarm,
Frankenmuth
Mary Kushner
September 17, 2009
Hello Sharon,
I found Fred's obituary in my mail box this morning, sent to me by my sister Lee. Although it has been years since we've seen each other I had an immediate warm fuzzy at seeing your name and also a great heart ache for you and the girls.
Please know I am thinking of you all and pray that God will help you heal and cope over the next days, months and years.
God Bless you all,
Mary Kushner
(Jacobson's)
Neill VARNER
September 15, 2009
To The Heidenreich Family: My wife and I met Fred during his years as a Pharmaceutical Rep......visiting our offices in Hemlock and saginaw Township, Fred was a very special person...professional, friendly and , oh so proud of his two daughters..often mention ing their Scottish Dancing while studen ts at Alma College....I saw Fred infrequently after closing our medical practices but remember him as a warm and caring person whose life was filled with family and friends aplenty.....His memory will sustain you during these sad times as it will enrich your future ...........
Sandy List
September 13, 2009
Dear Sharon,
My deepest sympathy to you and your daughters at the recent death of Fred. I know you mentioned many times @ St Johns that he was ill. My husband and I moved to TN some months back but saw this online. My father just passed Aug 1 but memories will live on forever....no matter...how difficult it can be...at times...What would have been His B-Day...yesterday. Gods Blessings to you Sandy(Struble)List
September 13, 2009
September 13, 2009
Dear Sharon, Julie and Karen,
Our deepest sympathy is extended to you, I will always remember Fred whether it was his calls to Dr. James Broselow's office, related to pharmaceutical detail or visiting the archives at St. John's Lutheran Church, he was always very kind, helpful and willing to give and wanting for all to succeed. He will be missed by many, but his memory will always be with us. He was a true gentleman and loving Christian.
Karen and Fred Zwack
Kathy Fellows
September 13, 2009
Dear Sharon,
I'm so sorry for your loss. You know that your in my thought and prayers.
Love, Kathy
Marcia Weiss
September 13, 2009
Sharon, Karen, Julie & Family,
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your husband/dad. He was so nice and had such a lively personality! He always had something humorous to say when I saw him and it was a privilege to know him. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Marcia (Ezop) Weiss
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