Frederick Thomas

Fred, I just now found out that they had a memorial service for you. I totally planned to be there for your service my friend but people that were supposed to keep me informed didn't and I am sad and sick about it. I am really missing our monthly phone calls. We could talk for HOURS about all of the stuff past and present. We both knew we could call each other anytime for anything and there is a huge hole in my heart now that you're gone. I miss your wit, your humor, your stories, and your...

Man, Thank you...You made sure I knew. I know you will continue to visit. Forever our telepathy - it's always been and hasn't changed, gratefully. I know Junior was at the gate ready and willing to show you the ropes. I can see both of your smiles and can only imagine the reunion. Time and years cherished. Always. You would of loved the Bears season - though I'm quite sure you were up there pulling for them. Until we met again. Love you forever, Woman

Man, Thank you...You made sure I knew. I know you will continue to visit. Forever our telepathy - it's always been and hasn't changed, gratefully. I know Junior was at the gate ready and willing to show you the ropes. I can see both of your smiles and can only imagine the reunion. Time and years cherished. Always. You would of loved the Bears season - though I'm quite sure you were up there pulling for them. Until we met again. Love you forever, Woman

We are so sorry for your loss of Fredrick Thomas. He was a great friend to me Lynn Welty and especially my husband Scott Welty of Tulsa Oklahoma. Fred and my husband would go fishing alot when we lived in Iowa they were very close like brothers. Prayers for strength through this difficult time for the family. He will be missed so much and is loved so much. We truly are so so sorry.

Faye and Thomas family. Please accept my sympathies for the loss of your brother, Freddy. While I didn't know him personally, I recall his popularity as an outstanding athlete at North and Morningside.

I remember Freddy and Lester playing ball in my back yard in the 60s. They stood out on the street watching the neighborhood kids playing ball and I asked them if they would like to play. They said yes, and friendships were born.

Freddy always had something good to say to me at school. He was kind.