Fred Stone

A man who loved horses...a man with a big heart and honored his profession.

I met mr stone at lone start park opening day in texas got his autography on the poster he was selling that day I am honored to have 5 or six limited editioned prints and last one I bought was American pharaoh print when he won the triple crown 2015 talked with him long time very wonderful man sorry to hear he passed February and hope his family have lots of memories of him my mom just died april 19, 2018 she was 97 she also loved his art when I showed her all we had when she came over for...

Fred Stone was a former client when I worked at Kemp Ford in Thousand Oaks, CA. He invited me to his home where I met his wife Norma (wonderful lady) and best of all, since I am an artist also he shared a view of the current painting he was working on as well as all those displayed around the house. He gave me a poster of one of his shows which he autographed with a nice statement as well. The world will miss a great artist and very kind man. Peggy Dykes, LVegas Nevada

My condolences to all. He was a pillar in our community. I was hoping in his last year to get an Art Show together in Agoura. He will be missed!

Dear Laura and family, I'm so sorry to hear of your father's passing. You may not remember me from our Onondarka days. I spent many happy evenings in your home. (In fact, it was there I learned that Dobermans are really sweet dogs.) Such a wonderful family filled with love and laughter (in addition to talent). Sending you and your family my condolences. It's so hard, I know. Sincerely, Kris

We just wanted to say how saddened we are to learn of the death of your father. We met him once in Kentucky and really enjoyed the occasion. We are blessed to have a large number of his artworks and we cherish them. We will always remember him for a remarkable soul leaves behind beautiful, enduring memories. It is comforting to know that his family was by his side when he passed, paying him the greatest tribute that he left this world knowing that he was loved. Please accept our sincere...

Met Fred Stone in Shreveport La. at Louisiana Downs racetrack during a signing. The thrill of a lifetime for me as I admired his work and found him to be kind and genuine. I have his book signed by him and he wrote on one of my prints to me. I ordered a lot from Miss Norma and appreciated her advice on the art I purchased. He was the greatest artist of our time and I will treasure all that I have. Sincere condolences to his family and many prayers from Louisiana.