Fred Miner Jr.

Dear Ann and family,
Sorry to read of Mr Miner's passing, may the wonderful memories of him help you through this loss
Myra Saginaw

To the Miner family my deepest sympathy. My parents, Madge and Ken Marks, were close friends with Ann and Fred. As a child I can recall picnic outings with our families. Caseville is one spot that comes to mind.

My memories of Mr. Miner are of a soft spoken man, a man with a very comforting smile, who was in every sense of the word a Gentleman.

He will be missed.

God bless each of you

Ann and Family,
You have my deepest sympathy and prayers.

My sympathy to you, Ann, and your family for your loss. Fred was always friendly, and always kind. He is in a better place.

Ann (Clark) Densmore

So sorry to here of your loss, I used to live down the street from Fred and Ann in Saginaw and would take my dog Mitsy down to see them every once in a while. One time Fred got out his scrap book, the I think one of his girls did for him and showed me all the pictures and told stories. I liked going over just to say hi. Fred.was a great guy and a great neighbor. I know he will be greatly missed, he was a war hero and an all around good guy!

Ann Marie and Family, Sorry to see that Fred has passed away, He fought the brave fight. Altzhimers is not fun for family to watch your love one go through., as I well know. Fred was a great person whom I have known all my life. He and my father went in the Army together, As I was showing him photos of them both at my mothers Funeral. My God bless all of you guys, I am in Florida and will not be there, My thoughts and prayers are with you! Your cousin, Gerry Gulliver
Saginaw and...

Nancy...My Condolences for your loss...

Roxann Pogoreski Cox...The Fairview Neighborhood.

Our sincere sympathy in the passing of your dad and husband. Fred was a sweet person and we know you will remember all the good times together. Bob and Teresa Borowski