Frederick Prindle

Once upon a time when Toggenburg was open and we were young and crazy Fred and what seems like all the guys from school would shovel snow into T-bar trails, run a snow cat if you were lucky, load the T-bar and sometimes sit in the shanty on the top of the hill. We all had these propane heaters that today I realize pump out carbon monoxide, maybe another reason for being crazy. At the end of the day we would loop our legs over the T-bar and ride to the top. Fred was a great shovel rider. Right...

You will be missed, Uncle Fred. Rest in peace. To Aunt Kelley and my cousins, I'm sorry for the loss of your husband & father. Sending you love and condolences.

Very sorry to hear of Fred's passing. Condolences to the family

Kelley and family, I was looking at the paper today and was surprised to see that Fred had passed away. I am very sorry for your loss. You will all be in my thoughts. May he Rest In Peace.

Kelly, words are never great at this time. It was nice to have talked with you about a month ago. Thank you for sharing. With the family names sounds like the times you had were special. As school age pals we did a lot together. I remember wrestling in gym because we were similar in size. He was very strong. The memories of Toggenburg and all the stories. I am so sorry for your loss and do hope that family and friends help over this period to bring you peace. You're in my prayers.

To Kelley and family, we were sorry to hear about Freddie, its hard to understand Gods plan. May Fred rest in peace. Mike Neary and Family

Dear Mary, Dan and Family, My deepest sympathy on the passing of your brother Fred. May you be comforted by your friends and family during this sad and difficult time. May he rest in Peace. Christy Cadaret

I am so sorry to hear about Fred. Such a nice man with a positive attitude. He had a great sense of humor too. Warm hugs to his family

So sorry for your loss. Rest in peace cousin