Fred Westcourt Cole

Fred was a good friend who always gave and never took. He was generous and always looking to please. I've never known anyone who had broader knowledge and a quicker mind. I will miss him for our visits going back to the old days at Clements Antiques. God Bless.

Fred will be missed by all of us who enjoyed his humor and spirits at the Frisco RoughRiders games.

Goodbye, Freddie

Thought I have not seen him in many years. I remember many great spirited conversations during the late 70's & 80's. I remember one time I hired him to cook and bar-tend at my company's Xmas party and he showed up in knee high cowboy boots and a tux shirt and just entertained the whole crowd. He will be missed.

Fred could always be counted upon to come up with an interesting story about virtually anything. My condolences to his family and many friends.

Freddie was a good friend for many years...not only to me, but to my sister and her son, Joyce and Doug Williamson. He gave my son, Mike, a musket handgun he put together himself, many years ago. I will miss him. God bless his memory and all who knew him in the past who have also passed on.

I pray God's blessing on Freddy's family during thier loss. Freddy gave us many laughs especially with his new Heater/Seaters in his new car a few years ago. You will be missed greatly.

It was such an honor to care for Fred Cole in his final days. I would like to express my thanks to his family and friends for sharing him with us and allowing us to care for him. Cindy Dawson, RN, Heartland Hospice

Ofrering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.