Frederick Chicken

I remember Chickie as a good man. This may not seem like high praise, but if you knew him you would know how truly good a man he was. He had an incredibly expressive face. Chickie could relay his thoughts, by just rolling his eyes, or letting out a little laugh and everyone knew how he felt. He had a built in BS detector, and because of his incredible nature he never used it against any of us (especially me). He could have made our early years more challenging, but he was too good to do that. Chickie you will be missed, and on behalf of Corey´s friends we thank you.

Fred had the best memory of anyone I have ever known. He was our family historian. We will be lost without you, Fred.

Nancy,
So very sorry to hear of the passing of your brother. May he rest in peace.
Jerry Hesler

Knowing and working with Fred for many years was truly a great pleasure. A very gentle soul, who loved eating out, watching sports, going to the Glen Eddy Day Program, greeting people at his Hollywood Apartments and, especially, being with his family at home and Sacandaga Lake. He will be missed. Blessings to Nancy and the family .

The kindest man, who loved his family and community. Our heartfelt condolences to Nancy and family, he was so proud of each of you!