Frederick V. QUINLIVAN

Fred was a very hard worker while he was on the board of directors at the World Series Club. For years. Fred took care of reservations and was the first director to arrive at the meetings. He was such a pleasant person.

Dear Quinlivans, all. My condolences to you. Your Dad and Mom invited me on my very first skiing trip, during high school, and my skiing capabilities didn't improve from there. But it was fun. I and my entire family are thinking of you and your Mom and your siblings.

I knew Fred and loved him. He was smart, thoughtful, kind and a great man. He loved his children, grand children and adored his wife. He will serve as a role model for fathers and parents.

May I offer my condolences to all the members of the Quinlivan Family.. I remember Freddy from the old south end of Hartford. Great Guy.. God Bless you all John Scully

Prayers and sympathy to you, Lydia, and all he Quinliven Family in the loss of your great guy, Fred. He was one of the best in our class of 1940 from Bulkeley High in Hartford. God bless you all as you grieve your loss. Rest in peace, Freddy.

To the Quinlivan family
I knew Fred back in the 70's when I worked for Shelby Mutual.Fred had to be one of the nicest individuals that I had the pleasure to know.I am glad I had the chance to call Fred one of my friends