Terry Fred Asay

T. Fred,
I will always remember you as the person you were to me and countless others. The most caring and giving brother anyone could want to have. I too miss your e-mails and sense of humor, but I know you are making Mom smile and laugh once again.
Love you,
Tony

I always looked forward to seeing an e-mail from him. They were only small ones and most of them, well, all of them were replies to jokes I sent. One, of course, was not a joke. It was an e-mail saying that no matter how you rearrange the letters in a word as long as the first and last letter stay in their places then you can always figure out what the word is. Lkie tihs. He sent back an e-mail following that procedure. But now I don't see those e-mails. I kind of miss them because they were...

We have temporarily lost a great friend and a kind spirit. Fred and I served together in the 19th. We attended electronics school together at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. I have a great photo of the two of us in our green berets. I do miss him. Let me know where to send a copy.

I think I speak for everyone that this should NEVER have happened to such a great friend, brother, son, and uncle. I miss him as much as the next person and wish he was still here. He is in a better place now, catching up with all the people who love him. I will always remember him, always miss him, always think about him and love him dearly. And I will always remember his Karate moves.
My heart goes out to all those who were saddened by this death of Terry Fred (T. Fred) Asay. Or to...

Cindy Asay and Family: We were so sorry to hear of T.Fred's passing please know you are in our thoughts and prayers. we love you all and especially you Cindy!

I will miss you big brother. I hope you are with Mom. Rest in peace.

Dale

Janis, I was shocked and saddened to hear of your sudden loss. Please take comfort knowing that others are thinking of you in this, your time of sorrow. Love, ReNae Rezac

Janis, I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that you and the family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Fred, your warm sense of humor and wry outlook on life were as comforting as the daily loaves of bread you shared with us here at work in Park City. You will be missed.