Frederick Edwin Frye, 93, of Bangor, passed away peacefully on March 15, 2022 at a Bangor Health Facility.
He was born on May 11, 1928 in Westbrook to Clarence H and Mary A (Clark) Frye. After serving in the United States Army he returned to Maine, continuing his career as a dowel buncher at Saunders Brothers in Westbrook where he retired after 66 years. While working at Saunders he also was a part time Westbrook Police Officer and helped at Bertin's Flower Shop.
He married the love of his life, Barbara H. (Haycock) Frye and together they had seven children. He enjoyed many activities such as puzzles, watching the Red Sox, cartoons, and even fishing when he was able. He also enjoyed hunting and bowling when he was younger and even tried his hand at taxidermy. He also belonged to the American Legion Post 197.
Frederick was predeceased by his loving wife, Barbara; daughter, Mary; son, Robert, a brother and two sisters. [Survivors omitted]
The family would like to thank the Maine Veteran's Home in Bangor for all the love and care they showed Frederick.
An obituary was published at Dolby, Blais, & Segee [https://www.dolbyblaissegee.com/]
He was born on May 11, 1928 in Westbrook to Clarence H and Mary A (Clark) Frye. After serving in the United States Army he returned to Maine, continuing his career as a dowel buncher at Saunders Brothers in Westbrook where he retired after 66 years. While working at Saunders he also was a part time Westbrook Police Officer and helped at Bertin's Flower Shop.
He married the love of his life, Barbara H. (Haycock) Frye and together they had seven children. He enjoyed many activities such as puzzles, watching the Red Sox, cartoons, and even fishing when he was able. He also enjoyed hunting and bowling when he was younger and even tried his hand at taxidermy. He also belonged to the American Legion Post 197.
Frederick was predeceased by his loving wife, Barbara; daughter, Mary; son, Robert, a brother and two sisters. [Survivors omitted]
The family would like to thank the Maine Veteran's Home in Bangor for all the love and care they showed Frederick.
An obituary was published at Dolby, Blais, & Segee [https://www.dolbyblaissegee.com/]
Frederick Edwin Frye, 93, of Bangor, passed away peacefully on March 15, 2022 at a Bangor Health Facility.
He was born on May 11, 1928 in Westbrook to Clarence H and Mary A (Clark) Frye. After serving in the United States Army he returned to Maine, continuing his career as a dowel buncher at Saunders Brothers in Westbrook where he retired after 66 years. While working at Saunders he also was a part time Westbrook Police Officer and helped at Bertin's Flower Shop.
He married the love of his life, Barbara H. (Haycock) Frye and together they had seven children. He enjoyed many activities such as puzzles, watching the Red Sox, cartoons, and even fishing when he was able. He also enjoyed hunting and bowling when he was younger and even tried his hand at taxidermy. He also belonged to the American Legion Post 197.
Frederick was predeceased by his loving wife, Barbara; daughter, Mary; son, Robert, a brother and two sisters. [Survivors omitted]
The family would like to thank the Maine Veteran's Home in Bangor for all the love and care they showed Frederick.
An obituary was published at Dolby, Blais, & Segee [https://www.dolbyblaissegee.com/]
He was born on May 11, 1928 in Westbrook to Clarence H and Mary A (Clark) Frye. After serving in the United States Army he returned to Maine, continuing his career as a dowel buncher at Saunders Brothers in Westbrook where he retired after 66 years. While working at Saunders he also was a part time Westbrook Police Officer and helped at Bertin's Flower Shop.
He married the love of his life, Barbara H. (Haycock) Frye and together they had seven children. He enjoyed many activities such as puzzles, watching the Red Sox, cartoons, and even fishing when he was able. He also enjoyed hunting and bowling when he was younger and even tried his hand at taxidermy. He also belonged to the American Legion Post 197.
Frederick was predeceased by his loving wife, Barbara; daughter, Mary; son, Robert, a brother and two sisters. [Survivors omitted]
The family would like to thank the Maine Veteran's Home in Bangor for all the love and care they showed Frederick.
An obituary was published at Dolby, Blais, & Segee [https://www.dolbyblaissegee.com/]
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