Salt Lake City, Utah
Fred Hertz 12/04/26 ~ 06/03/06 Fleeing the planned ravages of Hitler's Germany against its native Jewish population, a young 12 year old Fred Hertz, along with his grandmother, a younger brother, his mother and father-a family sponsored by a Senator from the State of Georgia-followed a winding...
Read MoreTo the Hertz family,
Please accept my sympathies and condolences at the passing of Fred. I worked with Fred at Jordan Meat for a few years. His sense of humor, good natured personality and devotion to Utah football were a source of great conversation. Knowing him has made my life a bit better. Please take comfort in celebrating his life at this difficult time.
Mark Berndt
June 19, 2006 | Sammamish, WA
Dear Shirlee, Allison, Shauna, John and Justin,
We are thinking about you at this time and you have our deepest sympathy. We will be thinking of Fred and feel blessed to have known him for so long.
Tod, Stacy, Max, Eliza & Gabriel Cohen
Tod Cohen
June 06, 2006 | Palo Alto, CA
Dear Shirlee, Alison and Shauna,
My heartfelt sympathy to you for the loss of your beloved husband and father. I saw Fred the last time I was in Salt Lake and he was his wonderful self. He will be missed much. With much love.
Tracey (Shore) Greer
June 05, 2006 | Higley, AZ
Fred, we knew for a long time, we were friends, both WW2 veterans, and you married my cousin. Rest in
Peace old comrade,we are few left.
Hyman Davidson
June 05, 2006 | Newport Beach, CA
Fred's memory will be a blessing to all who knew him. We send to the Hertz and Guss families our most heartfelt sympathy.
Bob and Bonnie Fineman
Robert Fineman
June 05, 2006 | Seattle, WA
