Fredric Squires

Fred´s twin daughters attended school where I worked as an admission professional. Fred was always ready to support our admission events even those that happened on the weekend. The world continues to have a void since Fred´s passing and I will forever cherish the time I shared with such a great man.

I met Fred down at Margate, NJ in the 1970's. The funniest and brightest person I knew. I remember asking the Security guard at the Island House "Where's Fred?" every weekend in the Summer. Because wherever Fred was it was going to be a fun time. I remember playing the only pinball machine in the Lobby all night. Fred invited me to a party when he was in College. The movie Animal House wasn't as much fun. I knew Fred from the time I was 18 to last year. He was a great guy.

I just learned of Dr Squires passing. My heart goes to the family for he was such a wonderful person and spectacular radiologist. I only worked Per Diem at Chester County but the few experiences I had working with him were delightful. He was very caring and down to earth. Heaven gained a beautiful angel.

To Stephanie, Madeline and Amelia, from Marguerite Rodgers, James, Harrison and Veronica Timberlake - our beloved neighbors in Society Hill - so stunned and saddened to hear of Fred's passing - always so positive, engaged and inquisitive about all things and family - grateful for his services to us at a time of need with a baseball injury and his unwavering interest in both Harrison's and Veronica's growth and progress. We send our love and best wishes to the family and extended family and...

Fred and I were in radiology residency at Einstein in Philly together for two years, and stayed in touch after training, both in Margate and Philly. He was such a positive, funny and insightful person. When I saw his name come up on my cell, I knew it was going to be a fun call, he always had such an interesting perspective on life. I always thought he would have been great stand up comedian. But instead he was a great radiologist, department head, husband, father and friend. I never heard a...

Fred and I go back to the early days of Island House in Margate. It was the late 70s and while our parents were forging new friendships around the pool, we were doing the same on the beach, on lines of towels my brother called "teen city". But Fred never sat still for long on those towels. He had the energy of 3 people. While the rest of us were soaking up the sun, Fred soaked in the details of our formative years. I am convinced he had an extra brain compartment where he stored the minutia...

My Sincere condolences to the entire family. To know Fred, was to know a genuine, sincere person who was always upbeat and happy and always put a smile on my face. I knew Fred from living at Society Hill Towers and being a realtor but I especially remember the time he read my test results and gave me a personal call to tell me all was ok- a second time seeing me ride by bike down the shore without a helmet and texting me to remind me to put one on. Surely missed but surely know that...

My deepest condolences to Stephanie, Amelia and Madeline. I grew up with Fred and knew and loved him like a brother. He was a devoted husband and father and was deeply proud of and happy for the success of Amelia and Madeline. While he hoped for more time to see them continue to grow and flourish, he was very grateful to have watched them finish high school and successfully launch in college. He was dedicated to his work and had deep respect and affection for his co-workers. I live on the...

Emil and I are so saddened by this We know Stephanie since her young years and have known Fred and the family for decades His gentle sweet manner are already missed Our love to the family Emil and Lynn Hubschman