Alfred R. Butler

I think about Fred very often. His friendship touched me more than any person I have ever known.

We will miss Fred in so many ways ... as a giver of great hugs, a reliable source of practical advice, always fun to have dinner with Fred and Tina, occasional golfing buddy (even on a snowy January 1st at Woodway!), a mainstay of the Wilton Singers ... good man, good friend, Fred was one of the best ...

May the God of all comfort be with the family.

I was so sorry to hear about Fred's passing. I enjoyed our interactions over the years and he will be missed on Nauset Heights. I hope you and your family are doing as well as can be and offer my condolences.

Hope to see you guys on the cape sometime. Let me know if you are coming up..

I am saddened to hear about Fred's passing. Our Friday nights at the Conants will remain a fond memory. We will also remember the many concerts that we attended with good friends. Rest in peace,Fred. My prayers are with you Tina, Andy and Erica.

Hi Tina: Bill Baker's just told me of Fred's passing. I'm so sorry for your loss. We've lost touch over the years but, needless to say, I remember m-a-n-y a moment involving both your Mom and Dad and often felt part of the home-group on Porter St.

I recall that you and Fred were married the same year as Kathy and I. As you may have heard, Kathy died on April 28th after some years of battling lots of issues.

I hope you find peace and acceptance for your new life. I'm...

I am so sad and so sorry for your loss. Fred was a loving and amazing man whose life was cut too short. I am praying for peace for all of you. I am so sorry I was not able to say goodbye with you all.

Tina, Andrew and Erica, Arnie and I are so sorry for your loss.
Fred was such a family man and a truly kind person. May your memories of him bring you peace.