Condolence: Please accept my condolences at this sad time. I feel very fortunate to have many fond memories of your father and the Thede family from my summers spent on the Yeandle farm many years ago.

Sincerely,

John Yeandle

Condolence: Our thoughts are with you during your time of sorrow .

Condolence: Dear Family of Uncle Fred,

We will certainly miss Uncle Fred's warm smile and boney handshake, he always remembered us and made us feel welcome. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Family at this time.

With All of our Love,
Martin & Denise

Condolence: My deepest sympathy to the Thede Family. I knew Fred from my years at Cargill and I can still see him walking into the office with his "man purse" to settle his account. He always knew right to the penny what his balance should be and always knew right to the bushel what his corn and soybean yield should be. I think he sometimes would test us to see if we were as accurate as he was. Fred was always friendly and a great customer to deal with. He will be missed. Rest in peace Fred .

Condolence: Our condolences to the family. Fred will be truly missed by the community. Barb Lang and Family

Condolence: Sorry to hear of the passing of your father.
It is hard to lose a parent no matter what the age.
Our thoughts are with you at this time.
Ross & Donna Pullen

Condolence: Elinor, Terry and Families:
Our deepest sympathies to all of you at this time. What a pleasure it was to get to know your father and to have him wave to you everytime you drove by the house.
Love Wendy, Chris, Jenna, Courtney, Tanner and Liam Kane

Condolence: Please accept Larry and my deepest sympathies for the loss you are feeling in your family right now. It makes no difference on age, a father is a father and always a part of our family. Your Dad's unique character will always be especially remembered by family & none family I'm positive. Both Fred and my mother, Helen would both have had some of the longest family memories possible (and your father would have had some tales to add as well).
Just would like to share a little story or coincidence, which ever it may be with you. Immediately after speaking with Elinor today, I picked up the 'Pruss' book to record the date (before I forgot!). By coincidence or otherwise I don't know but I opened it to page 143 - the page with all your family information on it that I had collected. It brought quite a strange 'feeling' to me.
Love and good memories to you all from Elaine & Larry Culling.

Condolence: Our thoughts are with all of you at this time. And yes, I can remember him waving to me as he was cutting his grass. I always thought, poor fellow, his arm must be getting really sore from all the constant waving.
With Deepest sympathy
Ted, Barb and family.