PATRICK BLAKE FREDE

Mother had so hopped that you would have been born on her Birthday, Nov. 6. May your family have peace in their hearts and comfort as they mourn your loss Pat. Love, Molly and Ray

I don't think I has seen Pat since 1972, when I left Kinkaid. He was a warm, kind and happy person and he stayed that way and shared it with others. And to those who loved him, I am sorry he left so soon, To a great life. A toast.

In loving memory of my dear friend Pat: I first met Pat in 1980 at Walker Jones Clothiers, From the moment we crossed paths, it was evident that Pat was not just a customer but a friend for life. His warm heart and genuine character made him a beacon of friendship for everyone fortunate enough to know him. One of Pat's remarkable qualities was his ability to see beyond superficial judgments. He never assessed anyone by anything other than their character, creating a welcoming space where...

So very sorry to learn of Pat´s passing. Although I only knew him professionally he was always helpful and the team at Phillips 66 enjoyed our annual visits to Epic Promotions and lunch with Pat. My deepest sympathies.

Praying for your family during this time and the days to come. Praying for peace, strength and persevere. John 14:27 Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. . . Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid. Bobby and Melanie Workman

I am so sorry to hear this. I bought my first cutting horse from Mr. Frede. His name is Shortys Boy. And It looks like him in the picture with Mr. Frede. I wanted you and your family to know that I still have Shorty. He is 22 this year and still doing great.

As a baseball coach at Kinkaid during Preston's senior year, I had the pleasure of not only coaching Preston, but also getting to know his father, Patrick. I am saddened by his passing. He was not only a great supporter of his son, but a strong advocate for his beloved alma mater, The Kinkaid School. Both Preston and Patrick are fixtures in my memories of the 2019 magical season at Kinkaid. My thoughts are with the Frede family and the loss of their patriarch.