Fred-Schmidt-Obituary

Fred Schmidt

Lake Stevens, Washington

May 27, 1936 – Dec 27, 2025

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BORN
May 27, 1936
DIED
December 27, 2025
LOCATION
Lake Stevens, Washington

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On December 27th, Fredrick "Big Fred" Joseph Schmidt passed away peacefully from complications of Melanoma. He was born May 27, 1936 on Long Island, New York to parents Henry and Sophie (Kramer) Schmidt. The family later migrated to Stanwood, Washington and finally settling in Lake Stevens,...

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Bill and Susie, deepest sympathy for the passing of your brother, Fred. 'Til we all meet again at Jesus's feet. Love, Donna McDannald Hudson Webb

Mr. Schmidt was a presence. Both he and Mrs. Schmidt have always been welcoming and kind. Blessings to the ever growing Schmidt family as you celebrate his rich and wide reaching life and mourn his loss. He leaves behind a wonderful legacy.

Peggy and family, we are so very sorry for your loss. Sending prayers that you and the family can find small moments of peace and comfort in all the wonderful memories you hold in your hearts.

I am so sorry to hear of Fred's passing. I was a customer at the Clairmont Herfy's for years. Good food, nice employees and an owner that cared about both his employees and his customers. Fred was a really nice guy.

Sorry to hear about Fred' passing. He was a great inspiration to many. Our condolences to Peggy and family.

So sorry to hear about this. I have fond memories of going on Our Lady of Perpetual Help field trips to the Schmidt house to swim.

The Schmidt Home was always open to friends and family to stop by. Many great times were had on Sandy Beach Road, or the boat on the Lake. Big Fred will be missed!! Not only did he have a big presence at home, but at Everett Sausage Fest or his support for the Catholic Church. We cannot forget Herfys on Broadway!!! Rest in Peace!!! Thank you for everything!!!! Ann Ennis

So sorry to hear this! RIP, Fred. . Donna and Ken O´ Brien

Living close to sandy beach grocery, we knew the family well. Watched Fred wake surfing on a long board from the bridge by Peggy's tavern when I was a kid, ahead of his time. Fred was a kind man always had time to chat. A real legend. R.I.P old friend.