Frederick F. Sanford

Beverly, Cindy and Ann, Uncle Fred was a truly good man and I know how much you all will miss him. You all carry him with you in all he taught you and all the memories you have of his long life. My condolences to you each.

My deepest sympathy.
My mother is Amy Taylor, the wife of Bob Taylor who Eva took such wonderful care of .She lives in a nursing home with dementia but recognized Fred's name and Bev's on his recent Christmas card.
In sympathy, Pat Uguccioni

So sorry about Fred. He was a good friend. I will miss him.

Sue peckham

Dear
Cusins, So sorry to hear of Uncle Fred passing I know he will be missed dearly.

















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Bev,Cindy and family
So sad that you are in pain at the loss of your Dad. My prayer to all of you

Dear Bev, Cindy and Anne,
My condolences at the passing of your father. We will all miss Poppy; he touched so many lives. As a quite gentleman he gave his love by what he accomplished and provided for those he cared for; all we who knew him. Beautiful and numerous are the memories we have of him. May grief be short and memories long for him whom we call Poppy.
With love,
Dale

Bev and Cindy,
We are so very sorry. Fred was a wonderful man.
Les and Dale

To Bev, Cindy, & Ann: My condolences to you from Gilead. Remember 'Petticoat Hill'? For the three of you, I imagine that your roots in Gilead will always be looked at fondly. Although I've not seen your dad in many years, the fact that you've had him all these years has to have been a comfort to you. A long life well lived! May God Bless You and your families.

"Uncle" Fred leaves us all with memories of his kindness, his gentleness and his good humor.