Frederick A. Tucei

I had the best time of my life,working For the tucies at the fish camp, also enjoyed working with Jr. My parents built a home in Gautier after my parents moved there, I was lucky enough to get Mr Fred to hire me, I made five dollars a day. Great lessons learned from Mr Fred. Thanks David M Smith

So many memories.....the sights, sounds, smells of the bayou and the fishing camp....Junior.....Rosie....Sandra.....Linda.....the tree farm.....the old cars....but most of all certainly, fishing and talking with Fred...I miss you.

We don´t know one another but I would like to thank you for your service! God Bless may you Rest In Peace!

Uncle Fred was the first person to ever take me fishing along with my dad. It sparked a life long love for the water and his stories have inspired me to this day. What a great person from such a great family!

My friend and Neighbor. Fred what a great man & wife (Hazel)Taught me how to fish and could out fish anyone. Told me how to drive a boat on the river and what to look out for. You could pull up next to him and he´d be catching fish a say come over here there biting. Ms Hazel told me about this fast boat going bye flying, it was 5 horse they rowed to mouth to fish. So many more stories of their life. Will be greatly missed.

What a remarkable and totally humble man. He always gave so much and seldom asked for anything. I didn't get to see him very often in the past few years but when did I'd ask him. Are you still fishing? He'd reply. When ever I get the chance. This was well after he turned 100. He was a true gentleman.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.