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William Fredrick "Fred" Gardner Jr.
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Fred was born on January 22, 1959, in Muncie to the late William Gardner Sr. and Dora Campbell. He attended Yorktown Schools in his youth. Fred worked as a truck driver and was the owner/ operator of his own semi. He attended Victory Temple Church. Fred enjoyed golfing, fishing, and talking smack.
Fred is survived by two sons, Chistopher Collins and Billy Gardner; two sisters, Pam Chasteen (husband Bob) and Karen Wilson; a brother, Jack Gardner (wife Robin); and several nieces and nephews.
Fred was preceded in death by his grandparents, Jack and Rosie Gardner and Charles and Nellie Mohler.
Fred's family will hold a memorial service to celebrate Fred's life at a future date.
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