Fred was a very handy person. He was truely in love with Twiggy(nickname) who lived in Cornwells Heights. Seemed to take younger guys under his wing. He enjoyed playing sports. At one time he owned a 1967 Yellow and black 427 Corvette Convertible. One bad ass machine. He was a very hard worker.
Even though me and your brother hasn't kept in touch; you are missed. Had alot of good times together. R.I.P.
We moved into our "first family house and home" in Bensalem in the 70's. 3 new homes were built, we were in the center one on Finley Ave. So my little family, eventually to grow to 5 Kids and moving to Holland, had finally gotten out of an apartment.
Fred was a good friend in Bensaalem, he was in a lot of my classes.
We lost track after Graduation. Shortly after being in our new home, the plans were started to have a "67 Class Reunion, most likely the 10th. At the meeting we divided up the Class list with Cheryl and Mark Deans in the lead.
I started working on my list. I was doing alright finding some. Then I came across Fred's name, started my search. Only to find out that he had passed away.
Found out that he was a Carpenter or some type of Construction Worker. That he had fallen in a construction accident and died from the injuries.
Digging a little deeper, we found out the accident occurred in the middle house of the 3 new ones, "our home", during construction.
Through me into a tailspin. I couldn't finish the list.
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Stephen J. Gravuer (1968)
Fred was a very handy person. He was truely in love with Twiggy(nickname) who lived in Cornwells Heights. Seemed to take younger guys under his wing. He enjoyed playing sports. At one time he owned a 1967 Yellow and black 427 Corvette Convertible. One bad ass machine. He was a very hard worker.
Even though me and your brother hasn't kept in touch; you are missed. Had alot of good times together. R.I.P.
Don West Sr (1967)
We moved into our "first family house and home" in Bensalem in the 70's. 3 new homes were built, we were in the center one on Finley Ave. So my little family, eventually to grow to 5 Kids and moving to Holland, had finally gotten out of an apartment.
Fred was a good friend in Bensaalem, he was in a lot of my classes.
We lost track after Graduation. Shortly after being in our new home, the plans were started to have a "67 Class Reunion, most likely the 10th. At the meeting we divided up the Class list with Cheryl and Mark Deans in the lead.
I started working on my list. I was doing alright finding some. Then I came across Fred's name, started my search. Only to find out that he had passed away.
Found out that he was a Carpenter or some type of Construction Worker. That he had fallen in a construction accident and died from the injuries.
Digging a little deeper, we found out the accident occurred in the middle house of the 3 new ones, "our home", during construction.
Through me into a tailspin. I couldn't finish the list.
God Rest, Fred !!!!!!!!!