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I met Fred in 1986 when he gave me a job in his Pizza Joint in Capitola (Pizza My Heart) which paid my way through my second round of College (San Jose State). I worked for him for 6 years and we stayed in touch all the years since then
He was a super nice guy. I will miss him Take it easy Fred
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Sorry to hear that it's always sad to see friends pass
Sorry for your loss Eric.
I lost an old friend last week as well---to the virus. He spent a lot of his time transporting Amish to destinations beyond the reach of their horses (nominally 15 miles per day). The virus has been particularly bad in the Amish community.
May they both rest in peace.
Sadly, the longer we live, the more of our friends and family we have to let go...R.I.P. Fred...:uhuh:...Ben
Sorry for your loss.. He sounds like a good guy, make that a great guy..
Sorry Tri.
Sorry you've both had a loss.
Yes, it's sad to see our friends and family pass on as we age. At some point we look around, and we are it - the one.
May all of you age well.
Hunter
As Fred's sigline suggests, we all set a new personal best every time we wake up to a new day...:fweet:...BenQuote:
Originally Posted by UTAH