Frederick Sweet

Our lives started their interlock as Engineering and ROTC students at the City College's School of Engineering. We first met as freshmen in the Physics 6 class with Dr. Marcus. He was a great student and maintained the most intelligible notes that I have ever read. If I missed a class, his notes were a perfect fill-in.We were fast friends and he attached himself to the Parr family after his mother died, helping the Parrs build their first VAlhalla home during the WW2. He left his old Model T...

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Let your love for eachother, and your faith, carry you through this difficult time.

Hi Aunt Anita, Barbara, Fred & Erich;

So sorry to hear of the loss of Uncle Fred; my belief is that he is in a better place, welcoming those who he loved and lost before him. I'm sure you will all focus on the smiles and not the tears in the coming days ahead...and I hope I can share my fare-thee-well wishes you all again in person one day.

love,
Anne Mainberger Walus

Hi Tante Anita, Fred, Barbara, and Eric. Mom told me about Uncle Fred's passing and I was saddened by the news. Uncle Fred was a neat guy-easygoing, professional and always interesting to talk to. He had a wry smile that I remember.I was hoping the I could get up to see you all but somehow time passes and some things remain undone. I will say a prayer for Uncle Fred and also for the uplifting of the Sweet Family in a time of sadness. I know Uncle Fred loved to Fly, now he's closer to the...

Dear Aunt Anita, Barbara, Fred, Erich, Julie, and Mike. May your loving memories of Uncle Fred sustain you through this difficult period. I cherish my last visits with him in Maine and Ohio. I will keep you in my prayers. Extending deepest sympathy. Love Marie