Frederick P. Quinlan

Rita, my deepest sympathy in the passing of Fred. We were school chums, and we went to work for the FBI back in 1956. We did meet one time when you folks came thru Mass. and we had lunch together. Again it is with deepest sympathy that I write this. He is in a much better place and we will see him again.

Regards, Fred Berry

My prayers and thoughts go out to the Quinlan family. I'm sorry for your loss. Teddi Newman- Burzon

Sorry for your loss--what a great man. The world is a better place because of his touch. He will be missed. Dave and Sylvia Slaight

Rita;
I am so very sorry to hear of Fred's passing. What a terrible loss to you, your family and the Candor community. Memories of his warmth and humor flood my mind. His was a life well-lived. I wish you peace.

Rita, I am so sorry to hear of Fred's passing. He was a lovely person. You are in my thoughts and prayers as you go through this difficult time.

So sorry to hear of Fred's passing. He was my manager for many years with The Hartford, and I have many great memories of him.....including annual pancake breakfasts when he made maple syrup. So many fun times. My condolences to you, Rita, and the rest of the family. Would love to have been there for his service, but had hand surgery this week and driving is an issue right now. I know you'll find comfort in all your memories with this great man.

Rita and family,
I was stunned to hear of Fred's passing. He was (is) such a part of the fabric of our community, it's difficult to imagine not seeing him around town. Fred truly is an example of what humans are creatto be: productive, humble, gentle, loving, God fearing, but with a great sense of humor. In a world often lacking in examples of what a good man should be, Fred stood out as a beacon! And we in Candor got to call him friend and neighbor. We were greatly blessed!

Rita, sending many loving thoughts and prayers to you and your family.

lonni & alan lux-shepardson