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Frederick Hulting Obituary

I am trying to do a crossword puzzle to keep from thinking about my husband Fred's death. But the first clue in the crossword puzzle is "conclusion". The work that fits is "end". And immediately Fred's face comes to my mind. Fred's life ended Sunday Evening, March 22, 2020. Fred was a dear, dear man. He had many talents and good attributes and fine mind. However, the fact that he was a good and dear man was the most important. Having been a very active person, physically and mentally, for most of his life; and then enduring being bed-ridden for the last six or so year, how happy he must be, having shed the weight of his failing body and mind. All of us, his family and friends, will miss him very much. But I think we will be happy for him too, because he is free. Fred did not wish any funeral or ceremonies. He is survived by his two sons, Fred Hulting and Billy Hulting; his wife, Diane Hulting; and his step-daughter, Heidi C Schiller. If you which to acknowledge his passing, send donations to the Alzheimer's Association.

To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.

Published by The Sacramento Bee on Apr. 29, 2020.

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Adrienne Elliott

May 22, 2023

Diane, I'm sorry for your loss of your dear husband several years ago. I just got a much better computer and found this website, your sister. Adrienne Elliott, sorry for the delay in responding.

Peter Hannan

April 30, 2020

Fred was indeed a very good man with a kind heart. I worked with Fred at Sacramento County Real Estate Division. Fred and I worked very hard to create the Senior Nutrition Kitchen Facility (Meals on Wheels) which helps so many people in need. RIP !

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