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FREDERICK E. SMITH

FREDERICK E. SMITH obituary

FREDERICK SMITH Obituary

FREDERICK E. (FRED) SMITH Beloved husband of Patricia D. Smith (Pat) of 59 years of unforgettable marriage and father of three daughters: Sandra Lynn, Wendi Lee and Sharon Alana Smith, died peacefully in his sleep on Sunday, February 16, 2014 at the age of 85 of cancer at North York General Hospital. Cremation has taken place. He worked at CTV Network for 25 years in sales upon retirement. He will be dearly missed by brother-in-law James Hill (Jim) and sister-in-law Francis Hill (Fran) loving wife of late Robert Hill (Bob). Plus many others. There will be no service as per Fred's wishes. The world has truly lost a good soul.

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Published by Toronto Star on Feb. 19, 2014.

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February 22, 2014

We will miss you Fred. It won't be the same without you. All our love to Pat and the girls!

Harry Vanderhoek

February 20, 2014

Deepest condolences to Pat, Sandy, Wendy & Sharon. Fred will be truly missed. Lots and lots of fond memories...Take Care....Love From Harry (aka. JR) Anna and Alana

Phil Lambert

February 19, 2014

it was a long and well lived life. He was always having fun everytime I saw him down at Reilleys.......

Don Holman

February 19, 2014

Deepest condolences to the Smith family.
My relationship with Fred goes back many years to his time in the advertising industry. He was great to work with and a good friend.

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