Fred L. Colombo

Dear Family of Fred Colombo. I remember Fred and Loma when they were members of St. Mary's Church in Mtn. View AR. Both were generous to our early church. I remember their kindness when my family's son was killed in a hunting accident. I and my husband extend our sympathy. Peace of the Lord be with you. LD and Martha Everett

Marilyn, I only met your Dad a few times when I visited at your house, but I always remember him as a really nice Dad. He always said HI and took time to visit with us girls. My Dad is gone too, and I wish you the greatest comfort possible by remembering him as he would want you to. He's in the House of the Lord now.
Fondly, Rosemary Jantz Hocij

Fred, You will be greatly missed by your friends at Oldsmobile. We had a lot of great times and laughs together. You will be greatly missed.It was a pleasure working with you.Freddie Jantz

Maggie -- you and your family were in my thoughts and prayers all week end. I know Monty will miss your Dad and can only imagine how much you all will. Hold on to all the wonderful memories you have with your Dad.....you were fortunate to be able to spend as much time as you did with him -- not many daughters have, or take that opportunity. One day at time, you will get through. Crawl up into the lap of your Heavenly Dad and He PROMISES to comfort and strengthen you!

Dear family Freddie and I grew up ltogether on Desplaines Street. We played together for many years before going to the service. Ironcally we both served under Patton.We talked on the phone last and he told me he was living with his daughter in Lansing,Mich.I was my turn to call him this year and I was shocked to see his Obit.May your Dad rest in peace.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.