Fred L. Collins Sr.

Lord wish your soul. Fred, sending love to the family from the Alcoa family.

I never met the man, but I came to the funeral to support his daughter, Felicia. I know that She and her sister, Chandra, traded the duty of caring for him in his last years. He seems to have had the grace of God to choose when he died. Despite his problems with his aging memory, he showed up to the family Thanksgiving almost like a final fair well. I’m told that he declined rapidly after that.

My condolences to the family

I would like to offer my condolences to Mr. Collins family . I didn't know him however his daughter Chandra is a client of mine.

My Dad, My Hero, My Friend. Thank you for always guiding and correcting me in the way I should go. You understood my weaknesses and provided comfort and extended grace in my struggles. Always encouraging me that I can do anything i put my mind to with the help of the Lord. I thank God for sharing you with me all these years to help shape my character. I am truly blessed to have you as my earthly Father. I will forever love you and miss you. I will see you again. Love “Twindle”❤

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Proverbs 22:6: "Train up a child in the way she should go; even when she is old, she will not depart from it."

My Father: He was the smartest man I have ever met or will ever meet. He taught me many skills for living, competing, and achieving in life. Even though Daddy is not here in person, I feel him in the lessons he left behind, and his love still comes through to me. I will forever be your "Big Girl". And, when you get the choice to sit it out or dance; I hope you dance!!! I...

Fred and I grew up together in Branchville Tx we were friends for 80 years, attended school together at Branchville High and then O.J. Thomas High School in Cameron Tx, I love him and was proud to call him my best friend.