Bonnie, i was a neighbor of yours and Fred in High Valley..i was saddened to read of his passing. he was a wonderful man and so gentle to the boys when they iced the driveway..so long ago ! sincerely,
Leila Edwin
This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Frederick Lorenz, 79, born on September 9th, 1933. Fred passed away peacefully on November 17th, 2012, among family in Issaquah, Washington, content to have spent his last years in his own home despite the challenges presented by his declining health. A man of few complaints and grateful for the love which surrounded him, he was able to reflect proudly on a life worth living. As his grandson, Hugo, wrote upon hearing the sad news of his passing, “he said a thing and did it”. That was Fred, a man of action who overcame many obstacles to pursue his dream of becoming a pilot. He was a sincere family man who cared about the feelings and needs of others. He will be missed.
For each of us is created to die, And within me I know, I was born to fly.
— Gary Claud Stokor
He is survived by his wife of 38 years Bonnie, three children Ryan, Sarah, Colin, two grandchildren Alexandra, and Hugo, his sister Dorothy Walega, and her two sons Doug and Don.
A memorial service to honor and celebrate this great man will be held at the family home TBD March 2013. All friends and family are dearly welcome to attend, please contact us at: fredlorenzmemorial@gmail.com
If you wish a to leave tribute message or story and do not want sign in please email it to: fredlorenzmemorial@gmail.com and we'll post it below. You can also visit his obituary in the Seattle Times here and sign his guest book.