FREDRIC-FRIGOLETTO-Obituary

FREDRIC D. FRIGOLETTO Jr., M.D.

Wellesley, Massachusetts

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FRIGOLETTO, Fredric D. Jr., MD Passed away peacefully at Massachusetts General Hospital, October 31, 2016, following a short illness, surrounded by his loving wife and two daughters. He was a longtime Wellesley resident and husband to Martha McKay Frigoletto and amazing father to his cherished...

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Fred and I were neighbors in Rockport for a number of years. I remember him with great affection and high respect.

I miss Fred! I admired him alot and think of him often. Bill Fishman

Dr. Frigiletto was a wonderful obstetrician! It was a freezing cold day in December of 1973 that I walked through the front doors of the old Lying Inn hospital to meet Dr. Frigoletto. He would be delivering my baby girl. I had 100% confidence in him. Everything went smoothly and when I was holding my new baby, I remember his smile as he lightly pinched her nose. I would brag about him through the years as the first Dr. to operate on a fetus in the mother´s womb! Andrea O

Fred was one of the finest people I have ever known. I think of him often and miss him a great deal.

Dr. Frigoletto delivered my son in 1973 and my daughter in 1977..
I will never forget his kind words and his caring ways! I named my daughter Jennifer and I remember so well he told me his daughter had a doll named Jennifer... God Bless him...

I am just learning of the passing of FF and am deeply saddened. Although I haven't seen him in many years, I was fortunate to have worked under him at BWH from 1987-1993, up until when he left for MGH. Dr. Frigoletto always made you feel good about the work you were doing. We often spoke of our Italian heritage. My thoughts are with Martha and his girls and their families.

In 1968 Dr. Frigoletto was preparing for an in-utero transfusion and all went well, During the second transfusion the radiologist did not perform his part as well as Dr. Frigoletto thought he should and excused himself, took the radiologist aside went into another room and returned--then the transfusion went well! My daughter was born 6 weeks early and Dr. Frigoletto came to my room and we talked about "his" baby girl. He was such a caring man and gave me such confidence in his part of taking...

I was so saddened to just learn of the passing of Dr. Frigoletto. I was the practice manager at the old Lying-In back in the 70's until 1981 for the newly developed attending/fellow/resident OB-GYN practice and I could always count on Dr. Frigoletto for his clear thinking and guidance and sense of humor. His legacy will be the women he served and the children he brought into this world. His comforting demeanor could calm the most nervous of patients and even when he had bad news to deliver he...