New York, New York
WOOLWORTH--R. Frederick, dies at 79. Born November 20th, 1931. Son of Mr. Mrs. Norman Bailey Woolworth. Graduated from The Taft School, 1950. Joined the firm of Stone Webster where he worked for eight years. Was one of four partners who bought the Detroit Tigers in 1956 and sold his interest in...
Read MoreI remember your marvelous charm, wonderful stories, and ready wit. You will be missed. May your your family find joy in memories of happy times. My condolences, Brigitte
Brigitte Spiro
April 25, 2011 | Greenwich, CT
Countless happy memories of "Uncle Fred" continue to shine like a yard full of coins in a "money hunt" on a carefree summer afternoon in Maine.
My thoughts and prayers are with his loved ones. Cathryn Collins Brown
Cathryn Brown
April 16, 2011 | Nashville, TN
"one of a kind....", "end of an era......", many descriptions will be given regarding Fred, but the one that I feel will be most prevalent will be a constant.........dear friend. Fond memories of Fred will be cherished by many, but most of all he will be missed. I will miss the regaling of many old stories and "adventures" with my dear friend. God bless.
My thoughts and prayers are with The Family and Sherry.
Frank E. Fowler
frank fowler
April 13, 2011 | Lookout Mountain, TN
Fred:
You were, and remain, a very close friend and ally. Thank you for the many years we have known each other. I trust you're enjoying your new estate!
Michael
Michael Shea
April 13, 2011 | Houston, TX
I'll miss you old friend, hold a place up there for me! I love you, Artie
April 13, 2011
