1939
2024
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Tara Schmirler
June 19, 2024
My deepest sympathies to you all. I consider myself fortunate to have enjoyed several years of Fred's good-natured "harassment" and "strong personal opinions." It sounds like he built a lifetime of memories to help comfort you in his absence. He will be missed as one of my extended family in healthcare.
Kaileen Almond
June 15, 2024
My deepest sympathies to the Raupp family.
Many, many years ago they were my adopted family. I have to believe at one time or another one of the "boys" helped me, as did their parents.
I have the most wonderful memories of the whole family. Rest in peace Fred, I know you will be missed.
Duke (Randy) Scott
June 12, 2024
My deepest sympathies!! My first job was with Fred at Texaco. Still one of the greatest jobs I ever had!! He was very understanding too!! RIP Fred!! You taught a 16 year old me a lot!!
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