Frederick Apgar "Fred" BOOS

Intresting how this posted up, nice to remember some good times

Gary says he remembers his friend Fred being witty, jovial and happy. Oh, and he loved to eat.

Dear Connie and family,

We are very sorry to learn the news about Fred, who lived a wonderful, interesting and loving life. We will miss his cheerful and friendly face.

Our love to all of you,
Sue and Dwight Sipprelle

Connie, We are so sorry to read of your loss. We never forgot you when we lived at Garrard Drive in Temple Terrace in the late 1990's you were the one that was so helpful to us with our patio furniture. We had fun talking about our children.
We send you our deepest sympathy. Even as you grieve love endures. Wishing you and family God's Peace.

So sorry to hear the news about Fred. We have fond memories of our summers at Sandcastle. Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers.

My family and I send our deepest sympathies to Constance, Natalie and Scott and all the grandchildren. Fred will surely be missed, he was one of the great ones and if you ever had the chance to know him you would have been blessed. A true example of a great man, husband, father, grandfather, employer, and friend. I pray for the family to find peace and solace in their time of grief. God Bless the Boos Family. Rest in Peace Fred. Vickie, Tim, Tori and Connor Cardwell

Our dear friend, we had such wonderful times with you and Connie. We will always hold you close in our hearts.

We are so sorry to hear about Fred. What a great man he was as we still remember that infectious laugh. And will one ever forget those crazy ski trips we took. Memories can help take away the hurt. You are a great family.
Love, Al and Dianne