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william sconza
April 12, 2010
My deeepest sympathy and condolences to all of Fred's family.
My brother and I went to grade school with Fred at SS Peter & Paul.
Later, I worked with Fred at South Works Caster and #4 Electric furnaces.
I was a maintaince foreman with him on turn.
Did not see him much at Gary Works. He is a great friend and co-worker.
May he rest in peace, God blest you, Fred.
Bill Sconza
John Strangeman
January 19, 2010
Our deepest sympathy and condolences to Doug and all of the Pujdak family in the loss of Doug's Dad, Fred. May you all be comforted in your sorrow and loss and treasure all of your many happy memories.
Laura Davidson
January 19, 2010
Dianne, Rick, and Doug, we all loved Fred so very much and will miss him more than words could ever express. We love you guys and are here if you need anything. May Fred rest in peace! We love ya Fred. Matt, Laura and Kristen
Ryan Fitzgibbons
January 17, 2010
Fred was a good man and will truly be missed. He always welcomed me in his home and was a great father. Fitz
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