Sacramento, California
SECHREST, II, Fred G. Age 51 of Carmichael, Calif., died unexpectedly after complications in a recent illness. He was born on December 21, 1958, in Wheeling, W.V., and preceded in death by his parents Fred and Carolyn Sechrest of Ohio. Raised in St. Clairsville, Ohio, joined the U.S. Navy at 18,...
Read MoreI knew Freddie in the 80's in 29 Palms. I found an old photo of him and googled him and found this. My prayers are with his family. He was a very special person in my life.
Lorita Salaets
August 27, 2011 | Eagle, ID
Ricky, You remain my lifelong friend. You have a way of stopping by regularly and I still hear your laugh. The memories are cherished and priceless. I remember how we often spoke about how we did not see each other much, but it seemed like time didn't pass between our conversations. I was told once that "if you can count one person in your life as a friend, you are blessed." Well, I count myself blessed. My prayers stay with your family. Until we meet again, my Friend, thank you for...
Brian Slie
August 26, 2011 | Denton, TX
Your family misses you very much. The holidays are going to be difficult this year. your granddaughter asks about you always. I am glad she is too young to know. I am keeping touch with Ron and Kaye. You really impacted our lives. You changed my life and made me so strong, even though now it is being tested. We had so many plans for our retirement, now it is hard know where my life with take me. we will never forget you... love always,
maria sechrest
November 09, 2010 | Carmichael, CA
Freddie,
I remember when I first was employed here at UCDavis. I asked you to come to work here because of all the great things that UCDavis was doing for their patient. Plus it was nice having you close by. I sure miss calling you in the middle of work just say hello. I know sometimes you were busy, but you always stopped to say hello which made my day a little better. I miss you. I am taking each day at a time, like I know you'd want me to, and to stay strong. I remember all the great...
maria sechrest
September 22, 2010 | Carmichael, CA
My brother was a good man. He was an extremely positive person and tried see the best in every situation. When we were younger, he did torture me but he also stood up for me. He taught me how to throw a football correctly and helped me understand the strategies involved in sports. He would listen to me when I needed to vent and made me laugh when I needed not to take myself so seriously. I will miss him, but I know he is with my parents and saving places for the rest of us. Maria, Carolyn,...
Kaye Sechrest
September 18, 2010 | St. Clairsville, OH
Freddie,
I always enjoyed the weekend getaways. you taught me so much about life and to be strong. We will always remember your words of wisdom and strength.
maria sechrest
September 11, 2010 | Carmichael, CA
Maria,I work with Fred in the cath lab in the med center,he was a very fine man and will be missed a lot not just of me but a lot of friends. My prayers will be with you and your family.
Yolanda Zuniga
August 31, 2010 | Sacramento, CA
Maria,I worked with Fred at Sutter, then as a sales rep with Boston Scientific. Fred would always have a big smile on a as he talked about you and the family. He was very proud of all his children. He would be on the computer looking for the next place that he would take you to. He was a great man to talk to and will be missed by all.
John Greeley
August 30, 2010 | Orangevale, CA
Dear Maria and family, I became closer to Fred in the last two months. I visited him as often as I could and we talked about everything. I could tell that his family was the most important thing for him. He talked about long drives with his loving wife Maria to Monterey and Oregon. He talked about the accomplishments of his children and how proud he was of all of them. He worried about how his family would do without him. I am sorry for your lost but know his family was always in his...
Ben Claridad
August 29, 2010 | Sacramento, CA