Frederic Hartwell Kellogg Jr.

Hi Margaret: I was going over old emails that collected and saw that I overlooked this one. Hard to believe that a year has come and gone. Fred was my boss at 2 different agencies and I actually learned a lot from him. When I started my own agency, CME Acuity Rx, I adopted a number of policies/procedures that I learned under his tutelage. I hope that you are doing well. David Rothman

Fred and I were in the same HS graduating class of 63'. I and our other classmates were all saddened by his loss. There were about 7 or 8 of us who shared a lot of times together. He was a really good athlete and we had some good times with and against each other. His over-the-top personality and laid-back attitude made it so easy to have him as a friend. I know I speak for David, Hunter, Walt, Donald, Jerry, Ben and Byron when I say we were all very fortunate to have shared time with Fred.

I found out yesterday from former NCI co-workers that Fred had passed. I am so sorry, Margaret, and family about your loss. Fred was my supervisor at NCI for several years. He was a great supervisor, a wonderful listener, quite direct, and supportive. May his memory always be a blessing.

Dear Margaret: I am saddened to hear of Fred's passing. He hired me, not once but twice, at LM&P and at NCI. We had many laughs, also many arguments...but I learned a lot and we accomplished a lot. Fred was a straight shooter and an excellent boss. He will be missed by many. So sorry for your loss. David

I met Fred at the Tewksbury Inn over lunch and cocktails. I found him to be a most engaging, friendly and generous person. And yes, ornery as hell, but in a good way (As Bill mentioned). Over the years, Gloria and I came to know both him and Margaret and learned his deep appreciation of life, his deep business acumen and love of music. Fred´s wedding to Margaret was magical. I´ll always remember standing barefoot on the dance floor and watching him play guitar and trading riffs with...

I offer my deepest sympathy for your loss. Fred was a great friend and we'll all miss him so much. After Webb School, I think we all needed time to recover. I'm so happy to read about his life and so not surprised by his success. He could really light up a room.

Fred made Sundays at the Tewks some of the most enjoyable days I´ve had over a long career. A fine man, witty, ornery and great to be around !