John Murray FREDRICKSON

A good friend and wonderfully interesting person will never be forgotten.
Regards from Hamburg to all members of the family.

Dear Alix,

We just heard of John's death and are so sorry to hear of your huge loss. Tom and I send big arms around you and your dear family. John was so exceptional, a brilliant leader and scientist, always with a winning smile and ear. And most, we remember, his great love and pride for you and your wonderful children.
With deepest sympathy and fondness, Tom and Cindy Woolsey

Alix, my son just notified me about Dr. Fredrickson and how kind he was to my son who was in medical school at the time and was considering ENT and to me when we played golf at Norwood Hills. He was a truly wonderful person and gave me (Douglas J Fox) some very good golf instruction.

Just yesterday when we were visiting Vancouver we learned of the demise of our dear friend "Bud". He will always be remembered as a kind, gentle and loving person, who cared f9r his friends and patients alike.

Our sincere condolences to his family and friends who we are sure will miss him. We cherish the memories of our friendship with him.
Memory and Walter Lewis

His University of Toronto family are so sad to hear of his passing. John had a remarkable impact on the treatment of patients both in Canada and the United States. As a H&N microvascular surgeon I have been living his legacy everyday in reconstructing defects of the head and neck. John was a pioneer in my field and an inspiration to us, I am certain his friends in Sweden who he mentored in developing techniques in H&N reconstruction are profoundly impacted by his passing. John's legacy in life and his profession is remarkable.

We are saddened to learn of John's passing. He is remembered fondly as true gentleman. I remember playing golf with him during our departmental outings. He always wanted to win. He was a great role model for young physicians and a good friend with his collegues. I remember him coming to my son's high school hockey game playing for the state championship which they won. We will hold him fondly in our memories.
Stan and Betty Thawley

dear alix,kristen and lisa,
we will miss bud,he was a wonderful friend and classmate and especially kind to me janie and i are thinking of you and send you are love.

dear alix,
i am so sad to learn that bud has left us. many, many wonderful memories of our times together in Vancouver, along with jane and the banfield Family, and our friend doris. bud will always be fondly remembered. love, as always - barbara

Dear Alix and Family: I was privileged to serve John as his business manager at Washington University in St. Louis. Beyond his many significant accomplishments in medicine, I knew John as one of the kindest and most thoughtful persons I have known. Peace be with you and your family. Gary & Carole Fears.

Wishing John the best on his trip to the Unknown Beyond!

Dear Alex,
Lynn and I are so sorry to learn of the passing of John. He was so supportive of my career at Washington University and you both were so supportive and loving as we relocated our young family to St. Louis. John was a wonderful role model - honorable and ethical. We pray that your most blessed and beautiful memories and the support of your family and friends will somehow provide comfort to you during these difficult days.
Love,
Lynn and Jay Piccirillo

Dear Alix; it's been years, but I still have a vivid remembrance of John and you. John and I were at U of C together for awhile. You both added happiness to my life. John was one of the truly great guys.
Len Proctor

On behalf of the American Laryngological Association, please accept our condolences on the passing of Dr. Frederickson. Dr. Frederickson served as the ALA President in 1991 and is fondly remembered by many of our Fellows. Our thoughts and prayers for comfort on your loss are with his family, friends and colleagues.

Dear Alix, So sorry to hear about John. As you know he was a special friend and colleague for so many years at Wash. U. Please accept our condolences. Patsy and Jerry Spector

Alix and family
Our condolences and love. You have lost a wonderful partner, man and physician who gave so much to the world and his patients.
Don & Carol Martin

Dear Alix and family,

We are saddened by the news of John's death but are forever grateful for his presence in our lives. He was a true mentor and friend here at Washington University and touched many here in numerous ways with his gentle nature and wit and his dedication to the lives of those he served. He will forever remain an integral part of the department's history as well as our personal lives.
You all remain in our thoughts and our prayers.
Joel and Vicky Goebel