Mark Tim Fruehan, 63, of Aliquippa, formerly of Ford City, passed away on Monday April 5, 2021, at his residence.
He was born Aug. 5, 1957, in Pittsburgh, to Harold Mark and Edith Totzke Fruehan.
Mark was a retired electrical engineer. He loved football, played for University of West Virginia.
Mark also played semi pro for the Colts and Pittsburgh Wolf Pack.
He enjoyed all sports, vacationing at the beach and ocean and also traveling the world.
Survivors include his wife, Teresa DeLuca Fruehan, whom he married in 1996; numerous cousins and his fur family of cats and dogs.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Visitation will be held from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Friday at the Mantini Funeral Home Inc., 701 Sixth Ave., Ford City.
Guests are asked to wear a mask or face covering and follow all CDC health/safety protocols.
Interment will be in Morningside Cemetery in DuBois.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Larry Kerns
May 27, 2025
Tim was a roomie with Ton Antion and I at WVU, good times. He taught me the curl in math, not needed by me, but important for them electron managers. I recall his devotion (influence) of his grandfather another EE man, as well as ham radio. The accolades I have read here are true, fairwell friend, my sympathies Theresa.
Teresa
April 5, 2025
I have shed tears for you everyday. The void in my heart is so unbearable. All my love
Craig Moffett
April 7, 2024
Thinking of our times together at Kiski, Tim.
Teresa Fruehan
April 5, 2024
Sending all my love to you through the other side. You are greatly missed.
Craig Moffett
April 6, 2023
I will look out over the big blue Atlantic Ocean and think of our times at Kiski. Rest easy, Tim.
Teresa Fruehan
April 5, 2023
The tears I´ve shed since your passing could form the ocean that you loved so much.
My love for you will never die.
Todd Peters
November 20, 2022
To Tim´s surviving family please accept my condolences. Our Kiski Class of 1975 40th Reunion was the last time our paths crossed. Tim, your presence was always uplifting, and your spirit will definitely be missed. I will be sure to ask for a moment of silence in your honor at the 50th Class Reunion. God Bless you Tim!
Your Yoko
April 3, 2022
You always said all we needed was each other, just like Yoko and John. You were so very correct. The depths of my sadness grows every day. Nothing in this world could ever compare to the bond we had together. I love you beyond comprehension and miss you terribly. Until we are together again....
Yoko and the family we created
Julia (Herbst) Wholey
April 1, 2022
Remembering Tim today!
Craig Moffett
April 1, 2022
Thinking of you, Mark. Our days at Kiski were memorable and you were a tenacious lineman!
Craig Moffett
May 4, 2021
It was an honor and pleasure to have known you, Tim. Godspeed
Craig Moffett
Kiski '75
J. Glynn Kindelan
April 9, 2021
Tim and I graduated from the same high school (Kiski School), although we were not in attendance at the same time. I met Tim at West Virginia University through a friend, Patrick Kelley. Tim was the kind of guy you always enjoyed spending time with, a gentle giant.
I am thankful to have been a very small part of Tim’s life. His wife and family are in my thoughts and prayers. Rest in peace big guy.
J. Glynn Kindelan
Julia (Herbst) Wholey
April 8, 2021
Theresa, please accept my condolences. Tim (Mark) was sincerely the nicest, sweetest guy. I’m so glad to learn that he was happily married. We attended WVU at the same time and he was from my late father’s hometown of Ford City, Pa. Tim often gave me rides from WVU to Ford City so that I could spend time with my relatives during the holidays since my hometown was in Connecticut. I will always remember Tim’s good nature and that he had a heart of goldRIP my friend.
Julia (Herbst) Wholey
Canton, CT
Nick Sovich
April 8, 2021
Mark (You can call me Tim) Fruehan, was a good friend of mine. He was a good human being that I will miss daily. He was kind, thoughtful, generous, and sincere. He was very talented with his skills and I admired him. If you had the chance to meet him you were blessed.
He loved his wife, his family, his friends and his pets. He had a great childhood and loved to talk about growing up in Ford City and his friends. He had a great sense of humor. I'm sure I haven't stated enough here to represent his life adequately.
Patrick Kelley
April 8, 2021
Tim was a loyal and generous friend! We became best friends during his freshman year at WVU and I was an experienced sophomore. We traveled throughout Western PA and West Virginia throughout college and continued to stay in close contact until his passing. We attended sporting events, rock concerts and ski vacations. Tim will be missed by me and his many pals. Godspeed Tim, I’ll miss our monthly concersations.
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