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Frederick LATREMOUILLE
Frederick LATREMOUILLE
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Frederick LATREMOUILLE Obituary
October 22, 1945 - March 5, 2015
After a brief illness, Fred passed away peacefully at his home in Scottsdale, Arizona, his wife Cathy by his side. Fred was known in Vancouver as a multi-talented Radio and Television broadcaster as well as a highly sought after commercial writer and actor. He won several awards for his advertising genius, has a star on B.C.'s Walk of Fame, and a place in the Canadian Broadcasters Hall of Fame. Most people will remember Fred for his popular radio show "Latremornings". Some of the highlights include the groundbreaking "Wake Up Calls" and "Wake Up" trips that gave many listeners an opportunity to travel with the Latremorning team. Fred's wit and humour were unparalleled. His ability to turn an ordinary event into an hilarious recounting was a priceless gift. Fred seemed to succeed at whatever he embarked upon, whether it was golf, tennis, running, drumming, chess or blackjack. Fred and Cathy met on the radio, and enjoyed 35 years together. Having the good fortune to retire early and spend winters in sunny climes. It is a terrible loss for his family and his many many friends, and he would include his audience in that club. He was a true original. Left to grieve are Cathy, Fred's mother Margaret Harlow, stepfather Robert Harlow, sisters Genevieve, Kathleen and Tracye, step-sister Gretchen, brothers Andrew, Kelly and Bill, and his many nieces and nephews. A special thanks to Wayne Cox for being such a dear friend to Fred and Cathy and helping them through this difficult time. Thank you to all the friends and family who have been so very loving and supportive.
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andrew CLARKE
May 23, 2022
It has been so long now since we lost Freddie and l am only just reading this obit..first thank you to Red who ruled the airwaves long before Fred and thanks to all of you for sharing such kind memories.
In particular may l thank Carol Mills and Mom's family. and Ann Wilson who lived next door to the Diamond J with sister Lindy and brother Jimmy ,yes Freddie had a summer crush on Lindy, also thanks to Linda Hatcher for remembering me..and Tom "Bravo Zulu" Jefferies andHowie...perhaps the best vocalist l have heard on the Collectors albums.. l have had a hard time dealing with losing Freddie...it helped to read your kind comments..Fred and l often fought as brothers do but l still miss him every day.. thank you all and especially Red who led the way...Fred's brother Drew. saltspring island 2022
Wendy Alden
March 1, 2019
I do hope those close to Fred again post their memories of years past knowing Fred. So many commented after his passing in 2015. One person, Ken Turnbull, mentioned being a school friend of many years previous. IF this is the same Ken Turnbull who became an anesthetist (now retired), I have no doubt these two were always being disciplined for being 'clowns' or making everyone in a class laugh when the teacher would be trying to have the students pay attention. I worked as a nurse and over decades in working in a Recovery Room, knew Ken at work. He'd arrive in the recovery room and share his sense of humour, which was also Fred's - jokes, laughter never ending. No wonder the two were great friends over decades. It's a great way to have this legacy of a life; being known for creating laughter. With Fred's radio show on KISS FM, I'd be getting ready for work and laughing as I did. As not a 'morning person' at all, to be up at 6 am, turning on the radio and listening to Fred's chuckle at yet another funny anecdote, I'd be laughing along with him by 6:10 am. What a great way to begin a day. When he and Cathy ended their on-air shows, I missed it for years and never did listen to morning radio again. I do hope Cathy and also Wayne Cox are aware of this chance to share memories of Fred on this date and enjoy reading them. God Bless Fred's life and his spirit. It was a blessing to know him as I did.
Raymond Spencer
March 1, 2019
Used to hear Fred on CFUN all the time while I lived and worked in Vancouver. He was quite in the groove so to speak with Rock & Roll. Rest in Peace Fred.
Barbara Ferguson
March 1, 2019
Was the best influence in my life growing up as a teenager with my transistor with me at all times.
Fred was a great MC at many venues. Went to them all, and the dances all well.
I miss his wit and sense of humour.
Fred will always have a special place in my ❤ heart.
Cathy and Fred were the best for each other. I still feel for Cathy missing her love of her life.
But Cathy knows Fred is with her at all times guiding and watching over her with love
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Keith Cowan
November 3, 2015
I just have to add that I came to Vancouver in 1995 (from Trannna) and I enjoyed them amazingly on the drive to work. Few radio shows were as entertaining. They were indeed a fixture of the Vancouver scene. Even after they retired, they still held sway with local celebrities from the Maui condo. Then on to Arizona. Fred lived large and deserved to die the same way. Thanks to Red Robinson for enabling me to express my regrets after so many months. Love Keith
Ken Turnbull
April 2, 2015
Too often now, I hear of, or read of, another of our childhood friends passing. Fred was unique and although we did not see each other much after high school we remained friends and I was always greeted like it was last week.
Could not believe it when he told the Hermit name Dave limerick on the air.
Hope you got a great gig in the sky buddy.
My condolences Cathy.
patterson dave
March 31, 2015
my wife (martha) & i will always remember THE KISS-FM JET IS IN THE AIR , we will miss you immenseley , god speed fred
percy lipinski
March 26, 2015
Fred, I first met Fred like just about everyone else, on the radio. Later on we became personal friends and especially as he became active on FB. Fred always had a gracious comment and spent hours reading each and every comment and replying to questions. What a great man, what a great life!
March 25, 2015
So sorry to hear about Fred. Enjoyed him and Cathy on the air in Vancouver. My best memory is when he was having his wisdom teeth removed and I called in and said "no problem, I had mine out in the afternoon and went dinner than evening". I saw him at the CKSS Christmas Breakfast at the Pan Pacific a couple of weeks later and talked to him and he said his experience was not as good as mine. He talked like we were old friends. That stuck with me, friendly and personable. My condolences to Cathy and the family. I will miss him.
Biagio
March 24, 2015
Sorry to hear the passing of Fred. Used to watch Let's Go for our Canadian voices. It was a treasure. Would of enjoyed reading what some of the co-hosts are doing these days.
Randi Conlin (Hardy)
March 23, 2015
Many fond and funny memories came flooding back when I heard of Fred's passing - far too soon. As a teenager, Fred's emerging sense of humour kept our friendship far from dull. As we co-hosted Let's Go together, Fred was professional beyond his years and amazed me that he could be so darn good in front of a camera. Just a born performer. We discovered much about the grown-up world while still teenagers and Fred went running ahead at full speed. Funny, sensitive, encouraging, loyal, vulnerable but courageous, I'm so glad to have known this dear friend.
Sherri Todd
March 18, 2015
I was so saddened to learn of Fred's passing recently. He was a fellow West Vancouverite, and I was always a big fan of his during his early radio & early TV shows, and while I was growing up. He always produced solid entertaining shows, that showed his affable, easy going personality. I remember him doing early live remote's at Park Royal for T-Kay Jeans. Later on he and Cathy Balduzzi made a great team on air, and in person. The talents Fred shared with his listeners and friends, definitely have made for many happy memories. My Father who had also been in Radio for several years, said he used to see more of him when they were both in Hawaii, than he did when in Vancouver. My sincere condolences to Cathy, his extended family, and all who will miss him!
Richard Simon
March 16, 2015
Dear Fred - you were a wonderful light in this beautiful city of Vancouver. I am so sorry that you have moved on but I am certain it is a better for you now. Much love to all your remaining family - especially Cathy and your dear mum Marg.
Marnie Cuthill
March 15, 2015
As a young teen struggling to stay awake while babysitting I often called Fred late at night for someone to talk to. He was always so patient and understanding, playing new release records on the air then coming back on line to ask if I thought the song would be a hit or not. I'm sure he had better things to do with his time but he was kind enough to keep me company on some of those long and tiresome nights. I appreciated the time he took, his treating me like my opinion mattered, and his kindness. Thanks Fred for being there.
Liz Robertson
March 14, 2015
Dear Cathy " Love LIft Us Up" (Joe Cocker) We have very special memories and brilliantly funny moments with you and Fred in the radio days. It was a gift.
Liz Robertson and family
Mary Jackson
March 12, 2015
rest in peace fred. you were the best.
your family is in my thoughts
Patrick Munro
March 12, 2015
A great broadcaster on whatever frequency he was working(I worked with him on CBC radio.)
A nice man with a wicked sense of humour.
condolences to Cathy and family
CKVN / C-FUN 1974
David Tait
March 12, 2015
Fred made me feel part of the CKVN/C-FUN team when I came aboard as a 20-year old (and CHUM West made me change my name to Michael Taylor). I was a Nanaimo kid like him, so he could relate. I was now among some of the biggest personalities and talents in the radio industry, but in my three years there it was Fred who brought that everyman vibe to the station. He left a lasting and positive impression on me and countless others. My heartfelt sympathy to Kathy and the Latremouille family.
Jim Morrison
March 12, 2015
Fred and I were neighbours in West Van when we were kids in the late 1950s, but I had no idea at the time that he possessed such talent. We both got into the radio biz in the early 60s - me thanks to Fred and his step-dad, Bob Harlow - and he absolutely took off. Fred was like Johnny Carson - he made it all look so easy. And he was nice to everybody. Huge talent - tiny ego. We never worked together but crossed paths often and always recalled the carefree days of our youth in West Van. Great memories. RIP, Fred. It was truly an honour to know you.
March 12, 2015
Fred was the king of the airwaves and we will never forget him. He helped put us in a happy mood while fighting the traffic on our way into work every morning, and his quick wit and wonderful sense of humor and timing set the tone for all of us as we started off our daily routines. If any of us ever want to put a smile on our faces, all we need do is think of Fred's voice and some of the wonderfully funny things he used to come out with. He will always be around as we will always keep his memory alive in our hearts. My deepest condolences to his Partner, Cathy and the rest of Fred's Family. If there's a Rock 'N Roll Heaven, they've now got the best DJ ever!
Butts Giraud
March 11, 2015
Thanks Fred for all your great C Fun interviews! You and Cathy were always so nice to me! My thoughts and prayers are with you all!
March 11, 2015
Fred, it was a pleasure working with you off and on over the years, and lift a few beers together. You were one in a million and I'll miss your warm humour.
Nick Orchard (Vancouver B.C.)
Brent Morris
March 11, 2015
Thank you Fred for all the great years growing up in south van in the 60's and 70's listening to you, your proffesionalism and fun inspired me to have a brief 4 year stint in broadcasting. there are a few of you great radio folks still around ,but many of you have passed away to the big 'On air " sign in the sky, safe journey my friend. and to Kathy it was so nice to hear you both on KISS and here you and Fred grow and nurture together on the airwaves.My deepest of sympathy goes out to you and your family
Shana Selwyn
March 11, 2015
I was at CFUN when Fred & Cathy were falling in love on and off the air. I was also lucky to get to go with them to the very first Wake Up In Waikiki. Good times. I treasure the memories of an amazing broadcaster and a wonderful guy. Deepest condolences and love to Cathy and Family.
Bonnie Weiss
March 11, 2015
I will never forget how nice Fred was to me when I was a teen. He was a special person.
Rob Ironside
March 11, 2015
Thank you Fred for all the extraordinary entertainment you and Cathy provided on the radio over the years in Vancouver,and especially for the opportunity to meet and work along side you ever so briefly back in the days at CJOR Radio Vancouver, A true Gentleman,Personable and Professional thru and thru.Sincerest condolences to Cathy and the entire family.
Nancy Davis
March 11, 2015
I met Fred many years ago on the set of "Let's Go". I found him funny and easy to talk to. He became a friend on Facebook and every day he managed to put a smile on my face with his wit and humour. He was one of a kind that's for sure and will be missed by so many.
Mike Hanson
March 11, 2015
Fred. You were one of a kind. I was proud to be around when we were both starting our careers. You done good man. Gone waaay too soon.
Teresa Greenaway
March 11, 2015
Working in the Vancouver advertising scene for many years, we all knew Fred, even if he didn't really know us.
Jack Lee
March 11, 2015
I was Producer-Scriptwriter for the CFL's Miss Grey Pageants in Vancouver
in 1983, '86, '87 and '90. The respective MC's I selected were, in order, Fred Latremouille, Jackson Davies, Stirling Faux and Peter Legge. Fitting that our Freddie led such an all-star quartet. Best to Cathy and Family.
Stu Ferguson
March 11, 2015
Fred and I spent a good deal of time together over the years...I first met Fred when I was doing the overnight show on CFUN and Fred was doing mornings. I could write a few chapters from that era, we certainly had fun and shared a lot of stories. Then there was a longer period where Fred was doing mornings and I followed Fred and Cathy doing middays. I was also APD which meant I was busy setting up special broadcasts with Fred and Cathy like the original Christmas Wish broadcast from the Pan Pacific Hotel. We were a tight bunch, I remember phoning the studio shortly after our daughter Alex was born (27 years ago)and Nelson Millman answered and then Fred and Cathy got on the line and we celebrated like we were family. In many ways we were family, and that's what makes it difficult to process that Freddie is gone. Grace and blessings to Cathy and may we all smile with the brightest smile that any of us had the great fortune to have met Fred Latremouille!
Barb Dobie
March 11, 2015
....so saddened to hear the news of Fred's passing. Remembering his early days on the radio and loving his comments and songs on Facebook......RIP Fred...we will miss you......sending out love and sympathy to Cathy and family......
March 11, 2015
I spent many wonderful & fun years working with Freddie & Cathy at CFUN. Great memories. Love to Cathy and family.
Joanie Lee - West Vancouver, B.C.
Joe Leary
March 11, 2015
To me Fred wasn't one of the greats, Fred was the greatest and the sole reason I ever embarked on a radio career. I'm so grateful to have known and worked with him. He was a friend, a mentor and the best at what he did. My deepest condolences to Cathy and family. Rest well Fred!
Roy Kunicky
March 11, 2015
Rest in peace Fred.
Terry Rea
March 11, 2015
I always enjoyed my time with Fred. Listening to radio is a lost art. Working in radio is getting to be the same.
Jan-Fraser Coward
March 11, 2015
He was a great friend I will miss him
March 11, 2015
Thoughts and prayers are with Fred's family. Just remembering half a century ago I started the Ed (Karl) and Fred Fan Club...those were special days at C-Fun when Fred was there. Always Remembered.
Bill Allman
March 11, 2015
Through high school and university, Fred and/or Fred & Cathy were the voices that I heard every morning. Passionate about the music, funny as could be, any listener felt an instant connection and we were ALL fortunate to have been those listeners.
Jan-Fraser Coward
March 11, 2015
I will Miss you buddy
Dale and Bruce Anderson
March 10, 2015
Fred brightened the morning, no matter the weather. Only he had us laughing out loud at that hour of the day, enjoying the "victims" of his Wake Up calls. And our favourite was when I wrote about Bruce's big fish, and it reached glory on two of Fred's casettes," The best of Latrimouille, "The Stuffed Fish" and this last Sunday morning, we once again advanced his SONY Latremornings Dream Machine, the clock Bruce won for being so gullible. Love the well-deserved tributes filling this Guest Book. As Bob Hope said, "Thanks for the Memories". Dale and Bruce Anderson
Gregg Sheehan
March 10, 2015
Give the boy a microphone.........
Cheri-Lee Munro
March 9, 2015
Fred, you were such a big part of my radio life growing up. You will be missed. Condolences to your family.
Victor Spatari
March 9, 2015
From Trail BC our thoughts are with the Latremouille Family.
Carol Trenn
March 9, 2015
I grew up listening to Fred on C-Fun. He was the best! I remember when he would call himself "Fredrick Latrimoolie". He was so much fun to listen to, a part of Vancouver's history. Condolences to the family.
Chuck Benson
March 9, 2015
I was with Fred when he started in radio in Peace River, Alberta. We knew then he had multiple talents. A great addition to radio and the personalities of the day. He will be greatly missed. RIP young feller.
Norm Chan
March 9, 2015
I can sincerely say that Fred is my favorite DJ of all time. I followed him from CFUN to 96.9Kiss FM, and when I heard him and Cathy were on Clear FM, I tuned in as well. When he worked at 96.9, I would call in and won prizes so often that he began to recognize my voice/name. He was a fast thinker with a sharp wit and left an indelible impression on Vancouver radio.
Pat Boston
March 9, 2015
My sincere condolences go out to Cathy and the Latremouille family. Having grown up in Van(and going to Kits High when Fred did) it was great listening to Fred on the radio. I remember when Fred and Cathy came back to radio from their home it was so good to hear them again and their banter. I remember fondly going on the trip to the Empress Hotel in Victoria with Fred and Cathy. My sister had won the trip and I got to enjoy it with her. Fred, you will be so missed. You enlightened so many lives. Thank you.
Ann Wilson
March 9, 2015
The diamond J dude ranch is where my sister Lindy met Fred. When he visited his Grandmother at the Delta hospital, where I worked I mentioned the Diamond J. His eyes lit up and he told me he had a crush on a girl named Lindy. My sister passed away seven years ago. Remember to keep on the Sunnyside or we'll drive you all insane. Fred knows the song.
Linda Hatcher
March 8, 2015
So shocked to hear about Fred. He was one of the constants in my youth. I recall going to all of the CFUN-sponsored events. The band Chilliwack were The C-Fun Classics back then. Fred once split a burger with me in the basement coffee shop of the Bay, after a CFUN event, back in the day. I was walking on air for MONTHS! I recall giving him a mug that said "Fred" backstage at the Dave Clark Five concert. This was before such a thing as personalized mugs were common. He mentioned using in on the air one afternoon. Fred, you are SO MUCH a part of Vancouver's radio and music scene and always will be. Also condolences to his brother, Drew, who I knew in the early 70's as well.
Michael Godin
March 8, 2015
So sorry and saddened by the news. My thoughts are with Cathy and the entire family. A real loss.
Barb n Bill
March 8, 2015
We grew up listening to Fred on the radio, and finally Fred & Cathy on Clear FM. I remember calling in a song request one morning. My husband had broken his neck, and was a bit down. I asked Cathy if they could play our wedding song, "What a wonderful world by Louis Armstrong". Just before it played, Fred makes the comment...I'm not sure about this...The guy breaks his neck, and his wife wants us to play "What a wonderful world" ? It was priceless...
Sandra Stasiuk
March 8, 2015
A true original who definitely danced to his own drum and had the respect of many. My heartfelt sympathy to Cathy. RIP Fred. Heaven now has one of the great morning men of Radio. It was a honour to work with you.
marina petrovic
March 8, 2015
I remember Fred listening to CFUN during my childhood and later on KISS FM . Enjoyed his cheerful personality and one of his crazy TV commercials with his wife Cathy whom I also recall hearing her while appearing with Fred on the radio. As others had said he was a true legend of radio. Fred was gone too soon and still young too. Thanks for the memories of radio listening I never knew or met Fred personally but as I am typing this entry I am feeling emotional and tearing up. I would like to say that Fred was the Wolfman jack of BC and Canada as to describe his enormous radio popularity as well as him being a true radio legend. Thanks for the memories of radio and my condolences to Cathy and the rest of the Latremouille/Baldazi family. You will be missed. Maybe now that Fred's in heaven he can now DJ some tunes to his new.listeners there too
Dee Gionet
March 8, 2015
So Sorry for the loss, listened to Fred growing up and enjoyed his morning shows with Cathy.
Marilyn Singer
March 8, 2015
It was one of my greatest pleasures in life to of worked with Fred and with you Cathy. Coming into the office in the morning and listening to the show made the start of my day. He touched the lives and souls of so many people and will be missed to the nth degree. We all know that Heaven now has a new Morning Man and that there will be peals of laughter coming from the clouds......!
Lorraine Effa
March 8, 2015
Condolensces to Cathy and family on Fred's passing. I so enjoyed his radio show in the 60's as a teenager. And of course, the Fred and Cathy show later on. I will never forget that day one summer when he turned up at Central Park Pool in swim suit for a swim. He was a great guy but also certainly made it clear he was also just a regular guy. I think he loved his audience over the years, young and old alike as much as we loved him. Blessing to you all as you grieve his passing and may he rest in peace.
Darlene Jensen
March 8, 2015
So sad to hear of Fred's passing, although I never met you, I listened to you daily on the way to work, arriving at work laughing or with tears from laughing so hard. I still have a cassette, what's that! recording of a Latremouille Wake Up Call, Fred made to my friend and co worker, priceless! So many memories. May you shine on from above Fred. Condolences to Cathy and Family.
Stew&Holly Hansen
March 7, 2015
Still do not have the words to express the depth of our sympathy to you Cathy and Fred's family. Shocked , saddened and even a little angry over this immeasurable loss! You have been and continue to be in our prayers
B D
March 7, 2015
Fred was loved by three generations of my family. Wonderful man, great music and conversation. Much love and blessings to his loved ones.
Stew& Holly Hansen
March 7, 2015
Still just do not have the words to truly express our sympathy to you Cathy and the rest of Fred's family !! Shock , sadness, and dismay at Fred's untimely passing. You both have been and continue to be in our thoughts and prayers. Truly a loss of immeasurable proportions.
Jim Goddard
March 7, 2015
The brightest smile you could actually see on the radio. Remember those Fred powered radio waves are still just starting their journey into the universe.
Gary Milne
March 7, 2015
A true broadcast artisan who cared more about his listeners than driving any corporate agenda, iconic and truly gifted. We miss you Freddy.
Carl & Liz LeGrice
March 7, 2015
It seems like just yesterday that we organized a 40th birthday surprise with the Vancouver City Police and had an officer ride a Harley into the CFUN Control Room, where Fred was on air with Bruce Allen. The officer cited him for playing rock n' roll in an "over 40 zone". So many good times, so many great memories. Love and condolences to Cathy and Fred's family.
Beverly Carson
March 7, 2015
My deepest thought to you Cathy ... Fred will be so remembered in my prayers. I will be met by many good angels in heaven!Beverly
Steph Nicolls
March 7, 2015
Thank you for the music and the helping hand, from childhood onwards. Heartfelt condolences to Cathy, family and friends. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RHTb-WE4zo
Karen Hildebrandt
March 7, 2015
R.I.P. You will not be forgotten. I will miss that voice of yours.
Freddie loved Fish and Chips in PEI.
Tom Jeffries
March 7, 2015
I was Fred's friend for nearly 40 years and at one point we were married to sisters. He was kind, funny and brilliant. The best announcer in the business, I was fortunate to have met him and will carry memories, treasured, forever.
Fred, you were there for me, every time. I will mis you, terribly.
Condolences to Fred's Mother, Step Father,Robert Harlow, Fred's wife, Cathy, his brothers and sisters and many nieces and nephews.
One of the most unforgettable people I ever met.
RIP, Freddie. BRAVO ZULU
Ray James
March 7, 2015
Such an entertaining radio personality. RIP.
Diane H Hutchison
March 7, 2015
You made me laugh, you shared your thoughts, and got me to work every day safely and with a smile. Rest in Peace Dear Fred - you truly were an original - Condolences Dear Cathy and family.
Darrel Shee
March 7, 2015
My sincerest condolences to Cathy and all of Fred's family. I have fondest memories of working with Fred on countless radio commercials for Kokanee and other clients. His delivery, his timing and the humour he brought to each and every session made him a joy to work with always. He wiii be forever remembered and missed by everyone in the radio community.
Dean Roosevelt
March 7, 2015
Facebook is crowded with people who were not only his Facebook friends, but his friends in the real world. It didn't seem to matter to Fred. He let us know when he was hurting, and we hurt with him. He described the good days and we were happy for him. We are so lucky that this talented, magnanimous man chose to include us in his journey and we are grateful for having had the opportunity to tell him how much he meant to so many for so long. This went way beyond being a disc jockey.
Kelly Sills
March 7, 2015
Truly a legend and will be greatly missed! Rest in peace Fred! My heart pours out to you Cathy, and to your family!! Love and hugs from Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica!!
conny just
March 7, 2015
I had never met you but listened to you for years , my deepest sympathy to cathy and your family , you are a legend
Ed and Kathy Klassen
March 7, 2015
Such a loss. He left us much too young. Kathy and I send our condolences to Cathy and family.
Sheryl Dawson
March 7, 2015
It was heart breaking to learn of Fred's passing. He will be deeply missed. One of my favourite recollections, is laughing so hard with Fred & John McComb, in the record library, that tears flowed! I think he could spin stories almost better than records! But wait, beyond my experience, there are countless, wonderful, joyful, memories he has left behind for so many others. It is staggering to think of how many lives he touched so beautifully & lovingly. Surely, there can be no better testament for "a life well lived & loved". My sincere, heartfelt, sympathy goes out to his beloved wife, Cathy, his family & friends. RIP Fred. I will always feel immensely proud to call you my friend.
March 7, 2015
rest in peace good friend
carl burns
Earl Koropatnick
March 7, 2015
Fred was a good friend and a great human. I loved every aspect of the man. We all will miss him and cherish the time spent with him while he lived among us. Never to be forgotten, there are just too many good memories. I give his wife Cathy my love and sympathy for her incredible loss. See you later Fred on the flip side.
John Hadley
March 7, 2015
Thank you Fred for the things you taught me and the great opportunity you gave me.
My deepest condolences to Cathy, Kelly and all who knew and loved Fred.
#Latremourning
Clara Carotenuto
March 7, 2015
Fred, rest in Peace. I send my sincere condolences, thoughts & prayers Cathy to you and your family. I'm so very fortunate to have worked with both of you. Baci e Abbracci, Clara Carotenuto
Barbara Ferguson
March 7, 2015
Fred, you were always in people's minds as well as in their hearts. You were very much loved. God Speed Fred.
My thoughts are with Cathy, and your family.
Wendy Alden
March 7, 2015
Dear Cathy,
I've been sending you such comforting thoughts and love these past few days. So glad to know Wayne has been 'there' for both Fred and yourself.
My greatest memory of Fred will be his ability to make others laugh in his true gift of being a DJ on KISS FM those wonderful years ago AND his laugh too. I can 'hear' it as I type this.
In time those absolutely precious, tender moments you shared with your wonderful husband, friend and co-worker will be a lifetime source of comfort.
Never feel alone, your 'family' of those who love Fred will be right beside you now.
With great love and a gentle hug,
Wendy Alden
Janelle
March 7, 2015
There are no words to express the sadness I feel for your families loss. I have fond memories of Fred from when I was little hanging around with Tracye. His laugh was infectious. Tracye, Kelly and to the entire family, gather comfort from your memories and know he is always with you.
Otis Jiry
March 7, 2015
My prayers and condolences to the family. Though I certainly knew of Fred growing up and working in Vancouver radio I didn't get to know him until recently via social media. Enjoyed our chats and his wisdom. He'll be missed.
Laura McDiarmid
March 7, 2015
My deepest condolences to you Cathy and Fred's family and his countless friends. Fred was such a big part of my life. I grew up with him - we went to the same school. When he was on the radio in the 60's I don't think he has any idea how many teenage heartbreaks he helped me through!!! and then Letremornings - Fred & Cathy..so many memories. you will be missed. Gone too soon Thanks for the memories Fred..Laura
Chrystal Goodman
March 7, 2015
My most sincere condolences to Cathy and all of Fred's family at this time. Such a great loss for the large Vancouver "family" as a whole. His fabulous sense of humour and personality will be missed. RIP Fred, and know how very loved you were by so many. xoxo
Rob Collins
March 7, 2015
The earth sighed deeply with the passing of Fred.
When Fred hit the airwaves, the bar for others to follow had been elevated so high that few have managed to reach it and yet Fred reached out wih his kind spirit to encourage all to run as fast as he could in whatever challenge lie ahead.
No other Radio team of Fred & Cathy in the mornings ever achieved so much.
We all became aware of our world much more with his on-air gift and talent.
RIP Fred.
Regards,
Carol Mills
March 7, 2015
Dear Cathy, Margie, Genevieve, Kathleen, and Drew,
I am deeply saddened to hear of Fred's passing. A much loved husband, son, brother, uncle and nephew, he will be greatly missed and fondly remembered by his large family and many friends. May memories of all the wonderful times you shared comfort you at this very difficult time.
With love, Carol
Howie and Linda Vickberg
March 7, 2015
I have such fond memories of Fred, we went back a long way together. Linda and I are thinking of you Cathy and sending our love and sympathy.
March 7, 2015
Fred was a dear friend
I will miss him terribly.
My sympathies go out to Cathy and his family
Jackie Pettitt
March 7, 2015
Fred, you will greatly missed by many people. We enjoyed your posts on Facebook and the songs you graciously posted, they always cheered us up. Wish you were not taken so soon but we will treasure the time we spent with you.
"Rock on" up there in Heaven my friend <3
March 7, 2015
My Deepest sympathies to Cathy on the passing of Fred Latremouille he was a dear friend I was really saddened to hear about his passing.
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