Frederick Howard "Fred" Kane

I am very sorry for your loss. Fred was a great man. He was always so generous with pulling us all over the lake. I have so many fond memories of these times.

Fred was a wonderful man. Truly sweet soul and a man of strong faith. His devotion to Bobbi and their children and grandchildren was great to see. We will miss him SO much. And we will drink a toast to him later today.

Roberta, sorry to hear of Fred's passing. I hope you the family are doing okay. Jerry Lund

Fred was always a very loving kind man. He would give the shirt off his back. I was fortunate ( or infortunate) to be cardiac floor mates at St Mary's on Fred's last hospital stay. My Nurse wheeled me to Fred's room, (with Fred's permission and Bobbi setting it up), to visit him. I was greeted with his huge smile opened arms and a kiss! We shared about his illness, and what layed ahead. We shared our childhood memories and the good times, our families were always close. Fred's love for others was always as great as he. He loved hugs and closeness. His family and caring for them was at the top of his.list, even at the end. He was concerned what his illness was costing them physically, emotionally and spiritually. He did not want them to suffer. He wanted the love of his life, Roberta (Bobbi) to be free and unburdened to travel. He didn't want to hold her back! There is no doubt what you, his family meant to him. He was willing to give you his all, up to his dying breath. Never doubt his LOVE for you! Fred, thankyou for our talk, loving last hug and kiss. You were the best cousin and big brother to Janet! Rest in.peace. I love you!

In the few years my wife and I were members of Lake Edge United Church of Christ, I appreciated how friendly and welcoming Fred ( and Bobby) were to newcomers to the church. Moreover, Fred was always willing to help out with Committee work or special projects in order to make the church a meaningful community. My condolences to the Kane family. Steve and Rita Pieroni