FRED PETER HERZBERG

Condolences & Memories (17 entries)

• My condolences to Fred's children and family. I worked with Fred at Stony Mountain Institution. We often talked about hunting, fishing and his kids. Fred talked about his kids often and loved them so much. I always thought of Fred as "one of the good guys". I miss our chats, his smile and his walk. Fred would always say hi and bye to everyone and as he would turn towards the door he would lift his hand and give us a wave. RIP Fred enjoy your hunting and fishing above us as you watch over us. God Bless Brother! - Posted by: James (Pepsi) Smidt (Friend/Co-Worker) on: Apr 18, 2018

• I am very sorry for your loss. Fred was a childhood buddy of mine. From hunting and fishing expeditions, to socials, weddings and Georgies bar. We had great times together, definitely not your time to go Fred (Arnie). Prayers for the family. - Posted by: Greg Welter (buds since high school) on: Apr 18, 2018

• My sad heart sits with yours. To Fred’s kids, and his family, I’m so sorry to hear of his death. I knew he was struggling to be well and it’s so hard to know that his own physical and emotional strength just wasn’t enough. He loved his children dearly and held his family so close. My family enjoyed Fred and the kids on many occasions, and though time has passed since those days, they are no less dear to us. Love and hugs to you all ❤️ - Posted by: Jeanne and Kevin Karlenzig and familyb (Friends ) on: Apr 17, 2018

• I worked with Mr Fred Herzberg when he was the acting chief of works at SMI, I'm saddened of his passing. My condolences to his families in these difficult times. - Posted by: Ray Kelly (co-worker) on: Apr 17, 2018

• I worked with Fred at Stony Mountain Institution when he was Acting Chief of the Works Dept. I am very saddened to learn of Fred’s passing. My deepest condolences to his family at this difficult time. - Posted by: Bonnie Thiessen (Co-worker) on: Apr 17, 2018

• Our thoughts are with the family left to cherish the special memories created by a very caring man. Taken from family way too soon, but there's comfort in knowing Fred is now pain free. RIP My Friend. - Posted by: Dennis, Irene, Craig Gallant Monica Buhay. (Relatives through marriage.) on: Apr 16, 2018

• I worked with Fred at SMI but not in the same department. I would visit his office with a cup of tea and we would chat about our families and work. We would have so many laughs and it was my goal to put a smile on his face. He will be so missed. My condolences to his children and family. - Posted by: Sheila Bakkum (Co-worker/Friend) on: Apr 16, 2018

• With condolences to the whole family, I am grateful to Fred for his wonderful friendship and the unforgettable times we spent hunting and fishing. - Posted by: Karel Kahula (Friend) on: Apr 16, 2018

• Condolence to the family and his children. - Posted by: Kimberly Glowachuk / Richard Yanecki (Family Friend) on: Apr 16, 2018

• So sorry for your loss Brenda & Family. My deepest sympathies to you and yours! Hugs and Prayers xoxo April - Posted by: April Krysowaty (Friend to his sister Brenda) on: Apr 16, 2018

• I met Fred while working at SMI. He had a big smile and a big heart and was always there to help me out when I needed a favor. He was very kind and always asked about my family whenever we talked. Throughout his illness, he remained optimistic and committed to doing everything in his power to improve his health. He loved life, the outdoors, hard work, his old farm house, and his dog, but most of all Fred was a devoted father and so proud of his children. We will miss him a lot. - Posted by: Kathleen Helgason (friend) on: Apr 15, 2018

• My deepest condolences to the family. - Posted by: Michelle Mullar (Friend) on: Apr 15, 2018

• I worked with Fred at Stony Mountain institution for a number of years. Initially he worked in the plumbing shop, then was acting Chief of Works, which made him my supervisor. We had a great working relationship. He often talked to me about his kids and how,proud he was of them all. He was a great and kind man. His passing was way too soon. He will be missed. - Posted by: Linda Major (Co-worker/friend) on: Apr 14, 2018

• To the family of Fred, I am sorry for your loss. My condolences to all of you. I worked with Fred at Stony Mountain Institution. I considered Fred a good friend. Even though I knew his health was deteriorating it came as a shock. I never expected that he would leave us so soon. He’s in a better place now and out of pain. He was a fighter and determined and fought a tough battle. Always enjoyed his company and going for coffee at work. RIP Fred. - Posted by: David Wesley (Good friend) on: Apr 14, 2018

• A most loving and dedicated father who had but unconditional love for his 3 special hearts and upmost respect and gratitude for his sister Jane. May your children and family find comfort in all the wonderful memories you have created. - Posted by: Marina Charriere (Friend) on: Apr 14, 2018

• Fred and I worked together and went to the Gym together when we worked in Flin Flon in 1993. We were friends then and remained so although we seldom saw each other. I am sorry to hear of his passing and offer my condolences to the family. - Posted by: Shawn Wedge (Friend) on: Apr 14, 2018

• So sad to hear, but he has been suffering for so long. At last he is at peace. All my love and prayers Diane - Posted by: Diane Gallant (Mother in law) on: Apr 14, 2018