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Fred Frederick Obituary
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FRED LEROY FREDERICK “Freddie” Was born to the late Cecil, Sr. and Irone Frederick in West Palm Beach, FL. He graduated from Roosevelt High School. He was baptized in Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church during his early childhood. Fred demonstrated being a strong black man. He was very firm in his beliefs, but was respected and loved by his family, friends and neighbors. Many Friends and family members confided in him. Fred enjoyed riding and caring for horses. Loving memories of Fred will be cherished by son, Nyro Frederick, Sr.; sisters: Irone Wideman, Ruth Elvira Dorsey, Loretta Kinsey and Alice Winn (Ulysses); and a very caring brother, David Clemons (Diane); grandsons, Nyro, Jr. and Najae Frederick; sister-in-law, Frances Frederick; aunt, Ethel Arnold; and a host of family and friends. Viewing is Saturday, March 5, 2005 at 4:00P.M.-7:00P.M. It was at Fred's request to have no Funeral Services.
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Arther Mae, Allen & Tiffany Starke
March 3, 2005
To the family of Freddie Frederick:
I am sadden by the lost of a friend, and member of the Roosevelt High School. I met Freddie years ago while in high school and during his marriage. He will be missed by many. May God be your guiding light through these days and hours of bereavement. My prayers are with the family and all whose life have been touched by Freddie's friendship (Nyro,Betty and Loretta.)
Leon Hayes
March 3, 2005
My family and I extend to you our deepest sympathy. Freddie will be missed.
Joannie McCann
March 3, 2005
Nyro & Family,
Your dad and grandpa will always hold a special place in my heart. The fond memories of him at the ranch on Haverhill, working the cows, taking care of his horses, walking around in his cowboy hat with the feather on the side, drinking that horrible apple cider vinegar and water because it "keeps you well", etc. will always be cherished. It is wierd how things work - we were speaking of him Tuesday night and then found out that was the day he passed on to a better place. May his strengh, beliefs and love see you through this time of sadness. With deepest sympathy, Joannie
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