Frederick Ledbetter

There wasn't a person who showed such care. He was Rick Ledbetter, my panel chair.

I was in Mrs Emerson's American Government class at West High in 1968. Fritz sat behind me. I recall that he was a very polite and respectful young man, very ambitious, and that his ambition was to attend an Ivy League School, which he did. I am a little surprised(and shocked), that he didn't stay in Anchorage & become a pillar of the community, and live well into his 90's. So sorry to hear of his passing.

What a privilege to have known and grown up with Fritz. Thankful to know he lived a happy life, with children and grandchildren and those who loved him. My condolences to his family.

My sincere condolences to the family and friends for your loss. May you draw closer to God (psalms 83: 18) at this time and may God give you the strength and comfort you need (2 cor 1: 4).

Fritz and my brother, Don Dobson were high-school buddies. Don passed away a few years ago and I hope they are whooping it up together on cloud 9. My condolences to the family.

I remember Fritz from high school as a very outgoing and friendly guy, who was also funny and quick-witted. Prayers and condolences to his loving family and friends. I know he will be missed.

I'm very sad to get the news on Fritz. We grew up in the same neighborhood in Anchorage. I got to know Fritz much better after high school and did some traveling with him. Always a guy who would make a BORING party much more fun!!

Rick was a True Gentleman in every sense of the word. His quick wit, encouraging words and unwavering optimism was a blessing. It was an honor to nave known him and He will be missed.

Fritz was a good friend, neighbor and fellow classmate at West Anchorage High School. I still live down the street from your old house in Turnagain.We had fun times back then, and I was looking forward to our next class reunion to catch up again. Your life has been an amazing journey. My sincere condolences to all the family.