I grew up on tea Lake and my grandparents were originals on the lake with Fred and Frieda. He was a wonderful man. Condolences to the Graham family. He will be missed!
Seven doors up from us lived “The Grahams”. We consider ourselves very lucky to have had Fred and Freda so close to us for over forty eight years. Years of friendship, laughter and love!
Fred was a wonderful person as well as kind and humble. He loved his boys and was very proud of them and their families. His love, dedication and support of his wife Freda stands as a testament to his strength and love of her. He absolutely loved going up to Tea Lake to the cottage he build himself for his family. The packing up of the car each weekend was a sight to behold.
Fred was always most welcoming of our visits and was always a great host.
In the last couple of years, even with his declining health he remained steadfast and never lost his unique sense of humour. Johnston Ave will never be the same without you Fred. Soar with the angles until we meet again, dear friend.
Good bye dear friend. Soar with
Dear Craig and Graham Family - I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your dad. No words can express the loss, in time the memories will cover the scar. Take care and God Bless.
Dear Craig, Joanne and family,
Holding you close in our hearts during this sad time, at the loss of such a special man in your lives. Such a beautiful tribute to him in the obituary, celebrating a life lived with honour and love. Hoping those treasured, joyful memories bring some comfort in the coming days.
All our love,
Christina & Pat
Bob, Karen and family - our deepest sympathies for your loss.