Frederick W. Pencek

Have known Fred since 1970 when we served on Trinity Lutheran Council in Clarks Summit. He was instrumental in assisting me to become a Master Mason in Waverly 301, then the Consistory and Shrine. He was always involved in the activities with these and other organizations.
He was even tempered and always had a smile. We played golf and enjoyed our ineptitude at the game.
He had a droll sense of humor which was really funny
He was an excellent husband and father and loved his...

Fred’s Name is written in The Book of Life!

David L. Burrier PM #345, 579, P.H.P. #185, P.T.I.M. #44.

I met Fred when I was an SE in Utica, NY. He was an expert in computers in hospitals, a major specialty. He helped me at the A Barton Hepburn Hospital in Ogdensburg, NY. Shortly after George Mohanco and I transferred to Scranton, I worked with Fred from 1971 or so til most of us SEs exited the company when IBM's business model changed. What a gentleman. Fred put in some time as an NMD SE Manager and he was a wonderful boss and one of the best people anybody could ever know. God bless Fred...

My deepest sympathy goes out to Carol (whom I went to grade school and high school with) and all of the family. Prayers for comfort at this difficult time. Diane ((Davis) Ferrerio.

I first met Fred at the Waverly Lodge 0301. He was very friendly and was a great Worship Master of our Lodge. RIP Brother.

I would like to send my sincere sympathy to the Pencek family. My heart is heavy with your loss. May he rest in peace, eternally.

Carol, just learned of Fred’s passing. I think you know I worked with him at IBM in Scranton. Simply put, Fred was always there to help you out, no matter what it was
To me that is a rare quality in a person today. We need more people like Fred. Even though he has left us, I know in the days ahead you will have many good memories to reflect back on
Thoughts and prayers to you and the family
Steve Sheptak