Fredric M. Dustin

My simpathy to all of Freds family. Dusty was as straight and strong as any football or basketball player that ever came out of Yarmouth High School. A true leader. When he first came to town in about the eighth grade we used to ride bikes all over town and he always wanted to stop and wrestle. He killed me. John Sears, South Yarmouth

Gini -I am deeply sorry for your loss and wish I could be there with you. We know Fred is at last freed from his infirmaties and in a better place. He was a special person and heaven will be better with him there. Know that you are in my prayers and thoughts.

Dear Mrs. Dustin
I was sorry to hear the sad news about Fred. We were friends and team mates at U of Penn and I have still the fondest memories of those times so long ago. God Bless you and your family.

Dear Ginny and Family
We were saddened to hear the news and know that our prayers and good thoughts are with you. Always think of you whenever we us the town Bandstand, Thanks to you, Ginny. Fondly, Lorraine Dieli

Mrs. D, Kevin, Kell and Sarah,
I was so sorry to hear the news. He was a wonderful guy. Thinking of you at this sad time.
xo

Aunt Gini, Kevin, Kellee and Sarah,

It is sad to learn the news about Uncle Dusty. We'll always remember him for the tall, rugged guy that he was, entertaining the family around the pool on those 4th of Julys in Suffield - with plenty of laughs to go around. Now, he's at peace and you can all take heart in those good memories.

Dear Ginny and family,My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

my condolences to the entire family
fred was a one of a kind boss, he taught me how to maintain a sense of humor in some adverse situations.