Fred C Conant

Fred, I have always loved and thought of you as a grandfather, as I did Jeremy a Brother.
The same feeling as I had when Jeremy passed, is the same one I have had for the past month. now. I have cried with out cause and no reason, and I now know why.
The Marine Corps has kept me away from the ones I love and cherish, I only wish I could have said I loved you one last time.
Forever in my life. - Andrew

To the family of Fred C. Conant, we are
sorry we could not be with you at this
time in your lives. We never were able to meet Fred, but we entrusted our
daughter, Missy to his son Greg in
holy matrimony, so that means a lot.

Dear Renee, Steve, and Greg: I am so sorry to learn of your dad's passing. He and my father did a lot of work together, and I know that they are sitting in Heaven discussing building gasoline processing plants and purchasing the supplies necessary. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. David, Liz and Robert Kirk

Fred was a good man. He did his best in whatever he did , whether raising his family , runnin his business or his quarter horses. He was known by a lot of people. He was a generous man. My condolences go out to his family. God Bless , Howie & Belynda Curnutt

I am sorry for your loss. I knew Fred when we all worked at different supply stores. He was always a likable guy even when he worked at Norvel Wilder, way back when.

Our thoughts & prayers are with your family. We are so sorry for your loss.

Renee, Courtney & Corey... I am sorry for your loss. Dad/Grandad is in a much better place. Know that my prayers and love are with you and your family.