Fred H. Gardiner

Many fond memories with Fred on Parkway and at UCONN. We had some wild rides coming home campus. What a guy !

Fred Gardiner was a truly outstanding person. Our family has known and interacted with him and his family for many , many years . We will all never forget Fred for the tremendous kindness that he showed to our sister in her time of particular need. But , wasn't that just Fred all over? His namesake Dad also showered an abundance of caring and support over us for decades. Our world has lost a shining , guiding star. What a pleasure it was to have him with us !

I am saddened to hear the news of Fred's passing. Fred was one of the most decent men I have ever met. He was a roll model as a husband and father, not a bashful man, he would share his opinion and why he thought so. Gods peace Fred, you were a good man, farewell my friend.

My sincere condolences to the family & friends. I worked with Fred in the late 1980´s he was one of the most fair, kind, caring managers I´d encountered at SNET his integrity & morality along with his wit & humor still warm my heart today. May he Rest in Paradise.

Allison and Family -- So sorry to hear about the Loss of your Dad and Grandfather. xoxooox

Mr. Fairfield/UCONN/SNET/Barnum Festival/Fire Commissioner/USMC & Port 5. Fred, Rest in Peace.

Rest in Peace, Deed. You were a great big brother. I still remember " Sam the Snake" and spaghetti at 1 am. Love, Gin

My deepest sympathy to all of the Gardiner family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

I started at SNET in 1968. Fred was a very kind man and one of the good mgmt people.Sorry for your loss