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575 South Snelling Avenue
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Beloved husband, father and grandfather Age 93 of St. Paul, Highland Park 3M Retiree Passed away peacefully at his residence at Claire Bridge of North Oaks on October 28, 2012. Preceded in death by his wife Elaine whom he shared 64 wonderful active years of marriage. Survived by sons Fred Jr. "Mick" (Mary), Bill (Sue) and Richard (Carol); grandchildren Bill, James, Kristy and Nicki. Fred was a WWII Veteran serving in the USCG-Greenland Patrol. Fred was active in organized baseball (1935 St. Paul Christi de Parq State and Regional Champions), later playing for the 3M Championship teams (Maroon Commercial City League) in fast pitch softball and basketball. Later in his life he transitioned to playing tennis and played well into his mid 80's. He supported his 3 sons in Scouting and their paths to the rank of Eagle Scouts. Many summers were spent at the family cabin at Lake Sylvia fishing, water skiing, and playing tennis. He will be missed by his many friends and family. Long time member of Holy Spirit Church. Funeral services 11:00am, Saturday, November 17th at the O'Halloran & Murphy Highland Chapel (575 S. Snelling Ave. St. Paul) 651-698-0796. Visitation one hour prior to services at the chapel Saturday. Private Interment. In lieu of flowers memorials preferred to Catholic Charities or Greater Lake Sylvia Association.
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Banholzer family-
I'm so sorry to discover Fred's passing.I'll always remember the basketball & softball games with Fred & all of us neighborhood kids. I also remember when he took us all to a Twins "knothole gang" game at the old Met stadium. I remember he always had a smile on his face. May he rest in peace.
Larry Meltzer
May 4, 2013
I have so many great memories with you. I will always remember racing you to the floating raft, enjoying your wonderful breakfasts, and that day that you put a live frog in your mouth and chased my sister and I around the cabin. I love and miss you so much.
Kristy Banholzer
November 26, 2012
Bill and Sue,
So sorry to hear about your father's passing. Dad's play a special role in our lives and it sounds like Fred was one of the best. May you find peace in your memories of his special place in your lives.
Warm regards,
Dean & Margi Wieber
Dean Wieber
November 16, 2012
We wish we had the chance to know your Dad. We know what a wonderful son and daughter-in-law he has in you and Sue. That speaks volumes to the type of man he must have been. Love,
Nancy and Randy
Nancy & Randy Zanatta
November 15, 2012
Dad, when I think of you I will always remember the "Duke". A man with a passion for his family and sports. You taught me a lot in life and set an example for us all. Your word was gospel and you were always there with a smile and a postive word when we needed it. Although I will miss you more than words can express you are in the right place and I will think of you always. As usual you exited on the right date (your and Mom's Anniversary)and at the right time. Hope you are having a ball with Mom so get us a court time (but not to soon)and we'll all get together for a game. Say hi to Mom and give her a kiss for us all. We all send our love. Bill and Sue
Bill Banholzer
November 15, 2012
Fred..I am sorry to see that your father has passed away. He did have a long and happy life just like my brother, James Gardner. They were neighbors on Watson Ave for many years. I am in San Diego for the winter months as usual or I would have attended the services. My thoughts and prayers to all the family.
Dorothy Gardner Homme
November 15, 2012
My dad, Carl, played fast pitch softball with Fred. I'm sorry to hear of his passing.
Carol Toensing
November 15, 2012
Fred,
Although I never had the privelege of meeting your Dad, I felt as if I knew him from our conversations on Beer Hill at Tartan Park. I know you always were a good and caring son to him.
Please accept my heartfelt condolences at this time of loss. My prayers are with you, Mary and the rest of your family.
Your friend,
Terry
Terry D'Souza
November 14, 2012
Fred was my supervisor at 3m at the old d.c. bldg.427.Fred was a fair and respected supervisor.We used to talk about baseball and sports in general.Just a good guy.
jim perrier
November 14, 2012
I am sorry to hear of Fred's dad passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.
Don Peacock
November 14, 2012
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