Contributions to the tribute of Frederick John Steadman

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Tuesday, September 24, 2024

the first time I met Fred was many years ago when he, Helen and Deb agreed to let Jessie bring her friend "me" along on one of their fun trips to Mardens. As much as Helen, Jessie and I enjoyed shopping in the fabric section that day I noticed Fred and Debbie were having a field day in the rest of the store. I specifically remember their purchase of bungee cords :) The day wasn't to end with Mardens, Fred drove us to our next bargain the IGA food store. I learned there that Fred loved cheese. He showed me how low the prices were and proceeded to buy Asiago. I had never heard of that cheese before but I to ended up buying lots of bargain cheeses. After much shopping we stopped for seafood chowder before heading home; Fred with a smile on his face and a car full of happy ladies. Another very warm memory I will always have was the day I just happened to mention to Fred that we were looking to buy a ride on mower and blower. Fred said "I'm wanting to sell my John Deere, are you interested?" I said yes right away not knowing anything about tractors but knowing it had been in Fred's caring hands and what more did I need to know. Fred set a price to which I agreed. A few days before getting the Tractor Fred called and lowered that price. I said "no Fred" but being the man he was he insisted saying he had looked at prices recently and felt better selling it to me at the revised amount. That tractor is still running after 20 or more years with us and is a constant reminder of Fred and his kindness. Our hearts go out to you Helen, Deb, Cheryl and family for the loss of this beautiful man.

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Clifton Dickinson posted a condolence

Wednesday, September 11, 2024

I'm so sad to just hearing of the passing of both my daughters Erin and Kelly's Grandfather Fred, who was the best grandfather that one can imagine, I'm also sad to say my that grandchildren Marrick, Kaelyn, Bronte, and Quinn will miss their great granddaddy Fred's much. Fred and Great Grandmother Helen were always so happy when they came to visit. I'm sending my most Heartfelt Condolences to both of Fred's daughters, Deborah, Cheryl mother Helen for the their loss, but will never be forgotten. As a son-in- law I too am sadend to hear of Fred's passing, who was the best father-in-law to me. We all go though our transition in life, which we/they will never forget how we lived and loved our family. We all travel he highway through life, which is only a moment in time, alway honoring thy father, mother. and family, even when the branch is broken. Without them we would not have been able to take our journey through life. May God Bless you all. ❤️

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Sue and Dave Mcfarland lit a candle

Thursday, August 29, 2024

Dear Helen, Cheryl, Deb and family, Thinking of you and sending our condolences to all of Fred’s loved ones. We met Fred once years ago and we knew right away that he was a lovely gentleman. Keeping you all in our thoughts, Sincerely, Dave and Sue McFarland. Norton, NB

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Kathleen Brown posted a condolence

Friday, August 23, 2024

To my good friend Cheryl and family. I am so sorry to learn of your loss. May fond memories bring you some comfort and strength in the days to come.

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Angela TRECARTIN posted a condolence

Friday, August 23, 2024

Be strong my friend, and know you have the support and love of so many around you. Heartfelt condolences to you and your family.

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Clarence & Judy Coffey lit a candle

Friday, August 23, 2024

So very sorry to hear about Fred. Thinking of you all. Takes care.

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Friday, August 23, 2024

Frederick John "Fred" Steadman

1931 - 2024

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