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Melanie Thomas
April 9, 2009
His warm smile and hearty laugh will be missed around the office. Keeping your family lifted in prayer.
Catherine Graf
March 23, 2009
To Fred's family: I meant it when I said that Fred was very well liked, respected and admired. I never heard anyone say a word against him.I am so sorry this happened, he was a real asset to everyone here. Personally I was inspired by him to go on learning in many areas. I remember talking with him in his office with classical music playing and looking at his beautiful astronomy pictures. No one will ever forget him, and we all feel for you in your loss.
March 23, 2009
Fred was a valued friend and colleague. We will all miss his intelligence, good humor, and gentlemanly ways.
I am very sorry indeed for your loss.
Bob Trinz
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