Frederick Michael Rindock

I'll always remember my childhood visits to Lake Wallenpaupack. Uncle Fred and Aunt Bernie were the best. May they rest in together eternal peace.

My deepest sympathy to the family of Fred Ringding as we fondly called him. jim Morgan had many a good conversation with him and enjoyed sharing business ideas. He has often been in our thoughts throughout the years since he left his Lake Ariel home. I am sorry to hear of his passing, but he is now with his beloved wife.
May his memory be kept alive in your hearts.

Sincerely,
Nancy and james Edgar Morgan
From a Distance Farm

To Fred's Family,

You don't know me, but my mother, Frances, was a table mate of Fred's at Holy Family. He always showed the utmost kindness to my Mom during their time at the facility. I just wanted to let you know how sorry I was to hear of his passing. He was a good man.

My prayers are with all the Rindocks at this time.I know how hard it is tio lose someone we love. Its been quite a few years since I saw Uncle Fred but thoughts of him make me smile . He was a wonderful man and I am thankful for so many wonderful childhood memories. Rest in peace Uncle Fred, you will be greatly missed.

Our thoughts are with the entire Rindock family at this sad time. Uncle Fred reminded me so much of my Dad -- they were truly great men. What a wonderful family him and Aunt Bernie created. We hope his reunion up in heaven is everything he expected. Love to all of you. Barb (Rindock) and Peter Martucci, Allentown, Pa.

My sympathy to the family. I have not seen him for many years, but will always remember him.