Frederic A. Cordova

Frederic A. Cordova, 82, passed peacefully on Dec. 21, 2013. Born June 3, 1931 in Selma CA to Margarita Pilar and Geraldo Umali, Fred considered Stockton, CA his hometown although as a child he lived in numerous California farm areas because his adoptive parents Leoncio and Lucia Cordova contracted migrant farm laborers. In 1948 he moved to Seattle to attend Seattle University. After graduation Fred was a copy boy/reporter/editorial secretary at the Seattle Post Intelligencer and sports editor at the Catholic Northwest Progress. In 1966 he became Director of Public Information at Seattle University and in 1974 Manager of News and Information at the University of Washington until he retired in 2000.

In 1957 Fred co-founded the Filipino Youth Activities of Seattle and created the award-winning FYA Drill Team. In 1982 he was founding president of the Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS) creating its National Archives. For over 50 years he reached out to and mentored thousands of young people. During the turbulent 1960s and 1970s, Fred was an outspoken advocate for economic justice, racial equality, and ethnic identity. He was the weekly commentator on issues important to community of color for KYAC-FM Radio's "Dark Voices" series.

For 12 years he was an affiliate associate professor at the University of Washington teaching Filipino American history and culture. In 1998 Fred received an honorary doctorate from Seattle University for lifetime achievements in research, writing and promoting Filipino American history and community work. He started the national effort to make October Filipino American History Month.

A devout Catholic, Fred served the Immaculate Conception parish for 50 years. In 2003 he was ordained Deacon of the Archdiocese of Seattle. Despite failing health, he created the San Pedro Colungsod Guild and led efforts to propose a national shrine at Immaculate Conception for the Filipino saint.

Fred was a devoted husband, proud of his family, committed to the community. Survived by Dorothy, loving wife of 60 years; eight children Anthony, Damian (Judy), Timoteo, Cecilia (Jay), Margarita, Dominic, Dion and Bibiana (Alfonzo); 17 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. He was pre-deceased by sisters Feling, Catherine, Pauline and brother Sam. Survived by brothers Don Bilar, Phil Ventura and Ernie Balucas and a large extended family.

Viewing at Bonney-Watson, 1732 Broadway, Thurs. Jan. 9 - 1 to 8 pm and Fri. noon to 4 pm. Rosary and Vigil Service at Immaculate Conception Church Fri. Jan 10 at 7 pm. Funeral Mass Sat. Jan.11 - Immaculate Conception Church 10:00 am. Interment at Calvary Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to FANHS 810 18TH Ave. or Immaculate Conception Church - 820 18th Ave. - both Seattle, WA 98122.

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Published by The Seattle Times on Jan. 5, 2014.

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May 22, 2019

Although I haven't meet you personally, I am proud and humbled to be a fellow human being walking where you've been at in Seattle,the Immaculate church, and your Drill team I used to watch in Sea Fair Parade.

GOD SPEED Noy Fred.

Ed Rosales
Renton-Reverside CA

Alex Soria

June 22, 2014

Manong Fred, growing up in America was rather tough and cruel due to racism and discrimination especially in the '50's and 60's. But after meeting, learning and feeling pride in you as a Filipino-American, you gave me the inner strength and drive to be somebody--a true Christian soldier like yourself--fighting for justice and equality. Good Bye my dear friend.

June 20, 2014

I am so very saddened to only find out today while "surfing" on the internet about my beloved Uncle Fred. I wish to extend my deepest sorrow and condolences to the family of Uncle Fred, especially to Auntie Dorothy and his entire family. I am certain that Uncle Fred now sits at the right hand of God watching over all of us.

I was recently released from federal prison last april 21, 2014 after serving 3 years for helping distraught and hapless homeowners to save their homes from fraudulent foreclosures, trustee's sale and imminent evictions by unscrupulous mortgage lenders and greedy money changers. Uncle Fred taught me to fight for what you believe in, and be prepared to sometimes pay a severe price like prison time or worse.

As a former student activist and ethnic studies organizer at San Francisto State University circa 1967. Uncle Fred was my hero and inspiration of what a minority in America can accomplish and achieve. While being arrested and clubbed by the Tact Squad at San Fran. State in demonstrating against racism and to recruit more minorities to enter college, Uncle Fred kept us believing and hoping to secure our share of America, America Me Too!! Uncle Fred with his fierce pride as a Filipino-American, strong belief in God, and love of family and people in general, is still and will always be our hero. I have known Uncle Fred since I married one of his drill team members (Ethel Dayonot) back in 1069, and have always emulated his drive, integrity, and pride as a Filipino-American. Growing up in America in the 50's and 60's was quite traumatic and troubling when there were only 4 Filipinos in the whole school. but then I was fortunate enough to meet, honor and learn from Uncle Fred. He made all the difference in this world for me.

Uncle Fred will be missed greatly, but he will never be forgotten........

Alex Soria
Proud Filipino-American

Gary Gant

May 5, 2014

My deepest sympathies to the Cordova family in the loss of Mr. Fred Cordova. I attended school with Tita and Cecilia, and always remember the kindness, compassion and concern that Mr. Cordova showed to everyone who came into contact with him. He was truly a great human being and an example for generations to follow. His light and love will burn forever through the many lives he has touched.

Andrew Viloria

April 17, 2014

I met Uncle Fred way back in 1997. We talked about baseball and sports, and Fil-Am athletes. He was one of the kind, and will be missed.

Dr. Da Verne Bell

April 2, 2014

There are so many words that can be used to describe you, if I were to pick just one it would be "HERO", for you were truly that in so many lives. From my time as a child attending school at Immaculate Conception, thru my family's tragedy of the fire, on into many phases of my life. We were truly blessed to have you as "father, uncle, mentor, guide, leader….you made such a tremendous difference for communities of color. To Dorothy and family…thank you for sharing Fred with all of community. Love you forever.

Lisa Rucker

January 31, 2014

I wanted to send my condolences to the family. Mr. Cordova will surely be missed in the lives he influenced so much. Deepest condolences and God
Bless all of you.

Funeral mass

nino

January 18, 2014

Funeral Mass at Immaculate Conception Parish

Nino

January 18, 2014

Laarni Mejino

January 17, 2014

Uncle Fred,
Nasa Pilipinas po kami noong ibinalita sa amin nang anak naming si Tita na sumalangit na daw po kayo. Pagkabalik namin sa Seattle nagpapasalamat ako at mayroon pa palang pagkakataong makapagpaalam sa inyo. Pero, nagkasakit ang Nanay ko. At maski anong gawin kong paraan na makasaglit man lang sandali ay hindi po talagang natupad. Ako'y nalulungkot at nagsisisi na hindi ako nakapunta sa simbahan noong Sabado. Gusto ko lang pong magpasalamat sa inyo. Kayo at si Auntie Dorothy ang dahilan kaya ako ay nasa puwesto ko sa trabaho ko ngayon. Kung hindi sa inyong dalawa ako ay hindi ganitong kalakas ang loob o makakaasenso. Tinulungan ninyo akong maging isang leader, at maging proud, at hindi matakot sa challenges komo ako'y isang babaeng Pilipino dito sa America. Hindi ko kayo malilimutan. Salamat po at mano po, Uncle Fred. Sana'y magtagpo kayo nang Tatay ko. Sabihin n'yo miss na miss ko pa rin s'ya.
Paalam at nagmamahal,
Laarni

January 15, 2014

Dear Damien and family, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your father. He did such great work that has touched so many lives and has made our world and city richer. I know his spirit will continue to live on in the actions of those who knew him. We are all blessed to have had him in our lives. God love to you, Bob Romeo (O'Dea classmate 1973)

Del A. Bermudez II, Art Documentarist, HANDS and TRIBES of the PHILIPPINES

DEL BERMUDEZ

January 13, 2014

JeannieBeth Asuncion

January 13, 2014

I am just signing the book because it was hard for me to believe that you were really gone. I attended your rosary and then the funeral. What a beautiful vigil and send off. Uncle Fred in being a part of the Filipino Youth Activities Drill Team you taught us all to hold our head high and be proud of who we are. I also learned from being on the team to give back as Uncle Charlie and Uncle Stan gave many hours to driving all of us kids around. It instilled in me to give back and so in every opportunity that I can help, I do. In the couple years I spent with the team, it helped me into becoming the person that I am. Proud to be Filipino and generous in helping others. I am thankful to the Cordova family for sharing Uncle Fred with all of us.

January 10, 2014

Rest in peace Uncle Fred. Thank you for all that you've done for me. You will always forever be in my heart. My condolences and love to Auntie Dorothy and the entire family. Jovanne Allianic Hartman

Kevin McGillis

January 10, 2014

Growing up in Seattle I have many fond memories of Fred and FYA. He was a true leadet and guide to many in the northwest. I am sure he is looking down from heaven and smiling and beaming with pride at his family and friends saying carry on and I will be saving you a spot in heaven. May God Bless you all.

January 10, 2014

Uncle Fred, we will miss your mild manner intelligence and that special twinkle in your eye. You placed your hope in Our Lord Jesus Christ so we all hope to be united one day. Miss you dearly
Dan Shannon, Joy Ortillo Shannon, and Tonie Funcion

January 10, 2014

Our condolences and love to the cordova family may the Holy Spirit be your comforter during this season you are in our prayers Uncle Fred we thank you for everything and sacrifices you have made for all of us we love you know you will always be missed and remembered heaven is rejoicing for another angel has come home thank you Lord for blessing us with your best God bless you auntie dorthy and family may the peace of the Lord be with you all in Jesus name.

Prophtess Christine Allen (Bediones) & family

Tina Nartates

January 9, 2014

Thank you Uncle Fred for your wisdom and guidance in my childhood years. Rest In Peace.

Nat & Nellie Calacat

January 9, 2014

Our condolences to Dorothy and family. Rest in peace, Fred, and claim your reward for a life well-lived.

Larry Alcantara

January 9, 2014

Heartfelt sympathies to family and friends on the passing of Uncle Fred. We are all disciples of his good works and his spirit will live on in our services to others.

Jan Allianic

January 9, 2014

Aloha pumehana! (Warm affection !)
E ho'omaha me ka maluhia. (Rest in peace)

Jan Allianic

Toni Gonzalez

January 8, 2014

Rest in peace Uncle Fred. Thank you for all the rosaries you led for our family.
It will not be the same.
The Espanol Family

Pamela Broussard (James)

January 8, 2014

He was a father to us all. He was a teacher, a confidante, an advisor. He was a living breathing example of how to be and what to be. He changed the course of my life and that of so, so, many others. He had the biggest most welcoming heart and had a way of making you feel important in his presence. Thank you for your smile, your wisdom, and your vision. Thanks for that swift kick when needed too! There aren't enough thank-yous. Your lessons and love are branded in my heart and mind forever.

Love to Dorothy and family. You are in my prayers every minute.

Connie So

January 8, 2014

I will always remember the first time I met Fred. I was 19 years old and eager to get involved with the Asian American community. He was encouraging, passionate, had a wonderful sense of humor, and just "told it like it is." He always inspired me to follow my heart, as he did. I will truly miss him. It has been a great honor knowing him and a true privilege to work with him.

James Juanitas

January 8, 2014

To Dorothy Cordova and her Family I offer my Condolences in the passing of Fred Cordova. Though my Father knew him for 70 years I had only known Uncle Fred for 20 but it seemed like I knew him all my life. He was an outstanding historian and an outstanding person and he will be truly missed.

January 8, 2014

We will miss you and thank you for your contributions to the Filipino community and the nation for promoting our culture as well as teaching us. Our condolences and prayers to Aunty Dorothy and family. Rosalie Salutan Marquez and members of California Central Coast Chapter.

Flora Lopez Del Angel

January 8, 2014

Siga, siga FYA and the familiar cadence of my bamboo pole. My 5th grade teacher told me speak softly and carry a big stick. I thought he was talking about my bamboo pole! Atlantic Street, Beacon Hill, the Central District. These were all places that the FYA Drillteam used to practice when I was a kid. I remember Fred yelling commands like "ready Dulcinda chachuwa..." and getting us in formation. We went all over Washington and California competing in parades. That's the legacy that Fred left for me was an increased awareness of my Filipino roots. I will always remember him in his red hat and lanyard marching along side of us down 4th Avenue in a Seafair parade. Fred had a broad reach touching many all over the world not only with the drillteam, but with FAHNS. He made a difference in my life instilling pride in my Filipino Americaness. Siga, siga Fred on your path to heaven. Thank you for all you did. My deepest sympathies, Dorothy and the family. Now is a time to celbrate the brightness of Fred's light. He is indeed an icon who will always be remembered. A former princesa,

January 8, 2014

My deepest sympathy to the Cordova family. We reach out to you with our love. Fred will remain in our hearts always. Vangie and Bill Buell

Bernard Lorenzo

January 8, 2014

It was a privilege and honor of getting a chance to work with you as an Altar boy in church

Steve Ducharme

January 7, 2014

One of the highlights of my life was working with Fred and Dorothy on the video: Filipino Americans - Discovering their Past for the Future. He was so passionate about preserving the history of Filipino Americans. Both he and Dorothy were such a pleasure to work with. Our prayers to you Dorothy. He will be forever in our heart.

Linda Mateo Gonzales

January 7, 2014

My condolence to the Cordova family. Uncle Fred helped me and countless others find our identity as Filipino-Americans which brought about the Pride to be Filipino which was so important for young adults trying to find our way in the world. In knowing him I got to know myself. He will be remembered as Filipino pioneer who led us in ethnic spirit and solidarity. At one of their family reunions he said if you only have one eight bagoong blood in your veins you are Filipino. Although he is gone he will never be forgotten. Thank you for leading the way.

January 6, 2014

Rest In Peace. Thank you for all your contributions to the entire community. Our deepest condolences.

~Angeles Family

January 6, 2014

Fred, my friend, you will be missed by so many people you have touched in your lifetime. You and Dorothy were there for me when Bill was ill. You will truly be missed. Dorothy, sending healing prayers.
Gloria Guarin Mamon and family.

January 6, 2014

My deepest condolences to the entire Cordova family. May you find solace in cherished memories and strength in God.

With Heartfelt Sympathy,
Alma Rollolazo

January 6, 2014

My family and I sends our prayer to the family of Uncle Fred Cordova. I am so honored to have met him once in Seattle, his hometown and seeing his legacy project of compiling news and articles about Filipinos. This resonates with me when he said that "... even if one has a .01% of Filipino blood flowing in his body, I would consider him a Filipino...". Thank you Uncle Fred for leaving a legacy through your work on keeping the history of Filipinos in America. You will be missed.

January 6, 2014

Uncle Fred will be missed. He was a great Icon and example to follow. My condolences to the Cordova Family. Love, Tyna Allianic

Howie Severino

January 6, 2014

Fred and his wife Dorothy wrote "Filipinos: Forgotten Asian Americans," which inspired me in my activism in college.

ELLIS Pascual

January 6, 2014

A Dorothy: Condolencias sinceras a toda la familia por el desaparecimiento de Frederic.
(Mensaje de la familia de Remigio A. Pascual).
Requiescat in Pace ad Dominum, Frederic.

January 6, 2014

My dear Cousin Fred will be missed. RIP.

after Seattle FANHS Conf 2010

Luna Jamero

January 6, 2014

My first memory of Fred was at the August 1971 (First Filipino Young People's Conference at Seattle U). When he spoke, he had a way of getting under your skin and straight to your heart and pride of being a Filipino. He was truly the "Father of FANHS" and his contributions to Filipino American history will live on beyond him. RIP Uncle Fred and my condolences to Dorothy and the Cordova Family. Maraming Salamat, Luna Jamero

January 6, 2014

Manong Fred's legacy should be remembered, taught, passed on to future Fil Am generations. His vision and life-long dedication to document our history in this country has inspired so many of us to make our own contributions to this work.
Leny Strobel

"Abe" Abraham Bautista

January 6, 2014

This Filipino man was my hero because he brought self worth to the many Pinoy immigrants who came to America . His ideas and passion inspired and motivated many of us to know about ourselves and how we impacted on the growth and development of the USA. His knowledge about our people
gives us a reference point in American History. He will hold a special place in our hearts in the timeline of Filipino American History.

Salina (Mendoza-Kis) Hill

January 6, 2014

Thank you, Uncle Fred, for all you have done to educate us on the history of the Filipino people. I am so grateful for your contributions to this effort and how you have helped me to remember who I am. Thank you for leading the rosaries and speaking at the funerals of my grandparents and mother. You will remain in my heart as that pillar of faith and fight to always advocate for what is right. You will be missed, but your legacy will continue. My prayers to you Auntie Dorothy and family. Love always.

Jeanette Gandionco Lazam

January 6, 2014

After almost 20+ years, we met up again at the FANHS, New Mexico, Biennial Conference. I was glad I was there because I specifically wanted to reacquaint again, and hoped to establish a long, lost friendship. I was deeply saddened to learn of your passing, but you know, and I know our life on this earth is only temporary. Our life with God is forever! Take care my friend, and one day soon, our paths will cross again and we'll dance as we once did at the Filipino People's Far West Convention. Rest in Peace my brother, Rest with God beside you.

Debbie & Clarence Louie

January 6, 2014

I was an impressionable college student when I met Uncle Fred for the first time at UC Santa Cruz in 1975. There were only a few of us Pinays/Pinoys enrolled at the time and his message gave us a sense of purpose and strengthened our commitment to social justice and advocacy. Seventeen years later, in Stockton, prior to the opening of Timoteo's play, "Across Oceans of Dreams" to a sold out audience of nearly 1500 people, the community
welcomed Uncle Fred back to his hometown and city leaders honored him with the keys to the city. With Uncle Fred's passing, our world is crying a river and heaven is rejoicing its newest and most wonderful new angel. Our thoughts and prayers go out to
Auntie Dorothy and the family. We will always be grateful for the sacrifices you have made to help our people and for sharing your husband, father, grand father, and great grandfather Fred with us.

Vicki Ebat-Selke

January 6, 2014

Before leaving one of many events where our paths crossed, I went to say good-bye to Uncle Fred. He gave me a gift by telling me something about my Dad. He said, "Your Dad -- he taught me - patience!" I looked at Uncle and we both started laughing hysterically for a good minute or so. I'm not sure if we were each laughing at the same thing but I'm hoping Dad asks him about that when they meet again. I love that this is my last memory of Uncle Fred.

Mel Orpilla

January 6, 2014

Uncle Fred had a profound impact on my life. His passion for Filipino American history and community involvement influenced my career and personal goals. His legacy is the FANHS family of authors, activists, community leaders, professors, teachers, and historians all over the country. He is the "Father of Filipino American History." I will remember him for his commitment, passion and feistiness. We have lost a true national treasure.

Roxanne Banguis

January 6, 2014

Uncle Fred had and will forever have a big influence on our lives. He uplifted a many Filipino American youth. His wisdom, his words to us, all stemmed from unconditional love for all of Filipino America! I WAS honored to have visited the FANHS, I am honored!! My sisters and I give our deepest condolences. Roxanne Banguis. SIGA SIGA: Uncle Fred!!!!!

Pamela Perez

January 6, 2014

Dear Uncle Fred, you will be truly missed, your tireless strength and compassion,you would would show up at my doorstep to check on my family I loved you for the love you showed my family in times of need, I appreciated everything you have done for me spiritually.

greg & beth sampaga

January 5, 2014

Uncle Fred will be greatly missed. Condolences & prayers to Auntie Dorothy & family. -

ELLIS PASCUAL

January 5, 2014

Fred, que te bendiga el Todopoderoso porque tu eres un Gran Hombre en los ojos de Dios,quien hizo mucho bien para otros.

January 5, 2014

Fred, dear Fred,
A noviate copy boy at the P.-I., you had all the wonder and inspiration of a our crew that serviced a great newspaper.
Salud,
Dan Alexander
Bainbridge Island

January 5, 2014

You will be immensely missed Manong Fred. Love and deep condolences to Manang Dorothy and family.
Eddie & Ellen Abellera

January 5, 2014

Umali klan of Seattle will greatly miss Uncle Fred. You maybe gone but your memories will live on to all the many that has crossed your path as well as the many more that have only heard of you! The heavens have now gained the keeper of the Filipino American history on earth however knowing Uncle Fred he will continue this in the afterlife. Rest in Peace and may perpetual light shine upon you. With firm faith and reliance from God, we know that we shall meet once more in realms beyond the skies. Until then, dear uncle, friend and brother, until then, farewell.

Sherri Laigo

January 5, 2014

Never forgotten.

Marla Asis-Bacungan

January 5, 2014

Rest in peace Uncle Fred, you gave us a voice, a happier dance, a funkier beat to march to and above all an identity. To the entire Cordova family, know our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Love you all!

Cathy Megino

January 5, 2014

Uncle Fred will be greatly missed. He was an inspiration to all generations of Filipino Americans. FANHS conferences will never be the same... Condolences & prayers to Auntie Dorothy & family.

with Auntie Dorothy, and past Chapter One presidents Manang Lourdes Markley and Welo Rivera-Cao

Dolly Specht

January 5, 2014

Thank you for your legacy, Manong Fred! You have taught us all to value our history!

Patrick Villaflores

January 5, 2014

Remembering Uncle Fred Cordova today. A true visionary who passionately served the Filipino American community since the 50s with Auntie Dorothy. My first introduction to Filipino American community organizing was through my involvement with FANHS Youth as a youth leader back in 1998. Thank you for being a mentor and inspiration to us all. RIP

Stefani Canda

January 5, 2014

Condolences to the Cordova family...
Rest in peace Uncle Fred. You are very loved and will be greatly missed by many... ?

Ricardo and Rosita Farinas

January 5, 2014

We are deeply sorry of the passing of our beloved Padre Fred. You have run the race good and faithful servant. Enjoy your heavenly reward and "Pray for Us here on earth as we pray for you and Dorthy and the family.

Lt Col Michael J. Yaguchi, USAF (Ret)

January 5, 2014

Our deepest condolences to the Cordova family. A true Catholic gentleman.

A picture of My Grandmother and Uncle Fred the first time I met him :)

Destiny Stewart

January 5, 2014

I only got to meet Uncle Fred once at one of the last family reunion we had in Seattle, but it was truly a life changing experience. At first to find out how many people I actually had on that side of the family was a little overwhelming, but then to find out how respected, known, and loved Uncle Fred was by so many people far and near made me feel proud to be related to someone like that. Once I had met him he was just so kind and funny, just like his sister (My Grandmother Kathleen Who Passed in 2012 December 30th) and I immediately felt the love that everyone expressed about him. He was truly a great and amazing man that will be dearly missed
Love, your Great Niece.

Dian Coughlin-Herrick

January 5, 2014

Fred Cordova was always a very special man at the Immaculate Conception Church in Seattle. He was a visible sign of our Catholic Faith and of his love for God. He was actively involved in the lives of so many young people.
I send my prayers and codolences to his family.
May God bless you at this hard, hard time.
My Love,
Dian Coughlin Herrick

Raymond Angel

January 5, 2014

You touched lots of Soles, your shoe repairman will miss you. Raymond Angel

Joey Tabaco

January 5, 2014

To Uncle Fred's family, our deepest condolences for your loss. Three generations of the TabacoFamily.us have loved and will miss Uncle Fred...

Cubby & Marci Martin (Ordonia)

January 5, 2014

Uncle Fred will be missed but never forgotten by us and many who he has touched during his teachings of being proud to be Filipino. Giving the family strength to help get through this time of loss.

January 5, 2014

On behalf of the Urbiztondo Family we would like to express our condolences and heartfelt sympathy.Rest In Paradise Fred.

Kilusan Bautista

January 5, 2014

Thank you Uncle Fred for a lifetime of service to the community! You will be missed! My sincere condolences to the Cordova family!

Angelique (Angie) (Santos) Accettola

January 5, 2014

Rest In Peace, Uncle Fred... <3

Vicki Ebat-Selke

January 5, 2014

SIGA SIGA Uncle Fred! Thank you for showing us what it means to be Filipino and making us proud of our heritage.

KAMDEN QUINONES

January 5, 2014

Yoyr wil be greatly missed Uncle Fred, Our familky reunions won't be the same with out you. I send my prayers and love to my my great Auntie Dorothy & family in Seattle. Love your Great Niece

Allan and Edwina Bergano

January 5, 2014

To be Pinoy is to share…to provide…to give. To be Pinoy is to love. Love is forever. Uncle Fred is forever Pinoy. He will be missed but his Pinoyness lives in my heart…my soul…in my Pinoy way of life. Mahals Uncle Fred….

Through Lola, I've come to know you.

Shirley Carrillo

January 5, 2014

Allan Bergano

January 5, 2014

Nedra Floyd-Pautler

January 5, 2014

My condolences to his family. I had the joy of working with Fred at the University of Washington and will miss his passion and determination. I will forever be amazed at the number of young people who sought his counsel. He touched countless lives in a positive way, including my own.

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