Fred Blair King

He was my best friend at DSS. Truly a wonderful person, smart, great sense of humor. Always more interested in what you had to say, than talking about himself.
One in a million to me.

I never wrote a message at the time of Fred's death. I believe it was because I was so overwhelmed with grief and sorrow. I loved Fred with all of my heart and I miss him every day that goes by. I will always look forward to the day that I can reunite with him. Still having sadness in my heart. I have moved away from our home in Jackson and have relocated to Wixom, Michigan to live with my son and two grandchildren who lost their mom a few years ago. This is what Fred wanted for me. May...

A little late i'm afraid.
but I loved Fred so much, he was one of the best persons I ever have known. I knew him at work in the DSS. Such a guy.
So sorry,

Fred was a wonderful person and i feelMartvery lucky to have known him while working at the state. He always was upbeat and happy. I will always remember all the puzzles he brought in from the sunday paper for us to to solve - I guess that was the math teacher coming out in him :)
My condolences to Fred's family.

Mary Baweja-Mowbray

May my cousin Fred rest in peace in the arms of our loving God. My apologies to my extended family that I was not able to get up to Jackson and pay my respects in person. Also I never realized until now how often the name of Blair was in out family. I have my late father, Philip Blair King and a deceased infant son, Jeffrey Blair King down on my side of the tree.
Lowell King, Toledo

Rest in Peace, Uncle Fred.
My sympathy, thoughts, and prayers are with all your family. I know your pain and suffering is over; and you are rejoicing with my Dad, your brothers, sister, your parents, your son, and all the other angels in the family. Love you.

To Fred's family. I was part of Fred's car pool family for many years and remember all the fun we had. I remember him working on Y2K I'm sorry for your loss. Fond memories.