Fayez Faried "Fred" Khirfan

Sending my deepest condolences. I will always have fond memories of "Uncle Fred" may he rest in peace. -Ginalisa Diaz/Cuevas.

Thank You Fred for your saying hello each time we visited your store. You have me my first job after school, bagging groceries. I am grateful for knowing this diligent kind soul. My condolences and prayers, to all the family. Sincerely, Stacy Carpenter

I met Freddie at his old store, a two story house on Bristol rd. Probably located somewhere close to where Donna´s Doughnut is. Fred was always cheerful and friendly. Prayers to the family and he will be missed. Ron Jake Jacob

I came out of the Navy in 1977 and I was unemployed and Fried had a little store around the corner from Hammerbug on Bristol We talked and he told me if I needed anything he would extend Credit to me . Me as first time father frish out of the Navy trying to make ends meet it ment alot . He will be missed. I got a Job at Truck and Bus so I spent a lot of lunch money at Blue Collar markets over32 years. R.I.P. FRIEND!

Leonard and Brad-- So sorry for this loss to your family. May great memories sustain you at this sad time. Dale Link

So sorry to hear about the loss of your dad. Please know I am thinking of you.

I used to work for Khirfans A long time ago. And I remember Fred he was very good to his employees. I worked for his son Leonard. And Bradley. Rest and peace Fred.

Freddie cashed my check many times in his bank teller window with the rifle in the back. He was a true friend to all of us autoworkers. I am saddened to learn of his passing.

My condolences to the family. "Fred" was a hard working, honest businessman who served the factory workers with dignity. May he rest in peace.