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Donna Epstein
July 12, 2025
Fred kept our family together. He was my mom's first cousin....whatever that makes me. He and I lived in different states. He would call me every few months to ask about the family. He called my other cousins too.
He never talked about himself; just asked about my family. He was smart, positive, fun and wonderful to talk to.
I guess I was the last or almost last person to talk to him in the hospital. I thank my lucky stars that I had planned to be in Chicago at that time. I was planning to have lunch with him and Adele. Instead I had a nice conversation with him and got to meet his 3 sons. Fred will always be in my heart.
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