Dean Frederickson

Dear Aunt Pat and Family, We are so sorry for your loss. Uncle Dean was a kind and caring man. He was the greatest uncle. We had the best times playing golf with him. He was by far the best putter I have ever seen. I never saw him ever three putt a hole. We will always cherish those memories we made with him on the golf course and throughout life. I bet my dad (Keith) is waiting for him up in heaven at the first tee box with a tee time already made. May he rest in peace knowing how much he was loved here on earth. He will be dearly missed but never forgotten Our deepest and sincere sympathy, Don and Joni "Jo" Kazel

Dear Pat and Frederickson Cousins, We are so sorry to hear of Dean's passing. Such great memories of all of you while growing up on Madison's east side. Dean was such a kind, caring person and he had a great sense of humor, always smiling. Dad always thought it was Dean who stole our family bucket of KFC out of his convertible at the Sentry store on Cottage Grove Road many years back, playing a prank on ole Ken. ;) Our deepest sympathies to all of you. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. Lauri Coyle-Zander

I love you Dad. Best role model ever. I was very fortunate to be born as one of your children. Forever grateful to you and mom. Mike

I know anyone who reads this probably already knows Dad, but it is the truth. Best. Dad. Ever. Kind, hard-working, generous and never spoke a bad word about anyone. I will miss you every day, Dad. Whatever good I have in me comes from you and Mom. I cannot thank you enough for being my dad.

Dear Frederickson Family, so sorry to hear of your Dads passing. I will always remember Mr. Fred with a smile on his face. He was one of the best neighborhood Dads out there! May your memories of him carry you through this tough time. Hugs to you all. ♥ Kathy (Brockman) Lewis