Frederick Alan Blank

I wish to express my condolences to the Blank Family. I appreciate knowing Fred, as well as Owen and Bruce, through Boy Scouts in elementary school, high school activities, and the Multnomah Athletic Club. Bill Kinsey

The world has lost a gentleman who cared deeply about his clients and his friends. "Freddy" was always happy! I never came away from a phone call with him without a big smile on my face. Everyone was blessed by his presence, and he will be missed.

I am so sorry to hear of Fred´s passing. Although I never met Fred, I remember all the wonderful stories of love and laughter that you, Bettina, shared. What a marvelous life. My prayers are with you and your family as you cope with such heartbreaking loss.

Fred and I graduated Wilson together in 1968, and college in the same class at Oregon, 1972. Fred was a mensch in every sense of the Yiddish word; a gentleman, respected, of high character, a lover of his family and friends, a solid upright man. When we last visited, we remarked on the fact that each of us were still working while many of our colleagues were retired. Fred loved doing what he did and stay in contact with his wide circle of influence. His quick, sincere smile and friendly...

I feel so lucky to have known Fred. I´ll never forget helping him one time before his haircut appt. trying to attach his license plate to the front bumper of one of his `new cars´ we used so much tape we were laughing hysterically! The parking attendant gave him a pass that day! He was a wonderful person with a great sense of humor My thoughts & prayers are with the Blank family at this very difficult time.

Long live Uncle Fred! Always available with sage advice, delivered with humor and an authentic heart. I will cherish the best of times that we shared. Miss you always.

We remember Fred well and are sad to hear of his passing.

He was a lovely man! Intelligent and compassionate.

Remembering the many warm and happy times with Fred and Tina. My thoughts are with you Tina, Lisa and Alex