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JoAnne Goldman posted a condolence
I hope your Christmas in heaven is wonderful. It will diffently not be the same without you here with Brian, Kourtney, Kody and myself. I miss you so much and your son keeps telling me your in a better place I knpw he is right I'm just having a hard time without you. I will always LOVE YOU and MISS YOU.
Love your wife, JoAnne
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Donna Farrell posted a condolence
Dear Joanne,
It makes me sad that we got in touch over something so tragic. Fred was a very good man and made me laugh many many times. Let's hope he is in a better place. I love you dearly and miss you very much. I know this is a very hard time for you. If you ever need to talk, please call me.
Love ALWAYS
Donna
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The McBride Family posted a condolence
Fred, I will always think of you like the song "To Sir, with love". You took me from crayons to perfume, and I do not know how to THANK YOU!
You have been a special part of my life,since I can remember. You were not only there for my special events, you made them happen. I will never forget you taking me to Alexander's to buy my communion dress. You sat there for two hours letting me try on every one, until I found the perfect one. I learned how to eat an ice cream cone from you. You took me to get my ears pierced, you helped me out when I did not use my best judgment. You took my children to Florida, because you knew I would not be able to take them. You let them stay with you whenever they needed to. You came right over to help Richie and I when they tried to steal our car and put the steering wheel back in. You spent every Christmas day with us, and it will never be the same.
I have so many things to thank you for, but most of all I want to thank you for loving my sister. Yours was a love like no other.
You will be my forever friend,
and I will miss you.
Thanks for everything. You have will always be, The Best!
Your Buddy
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Susan Tyson Bernstein posted a condolence
AS a young child you scared me.as an adult I loved you for who you were.Funloving happy man. I will miss you.
LOVE SUSAN,FAMILY
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Debra Ann Mitchell posted a condolence
Dear Uncle Freddie
You will ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED
as we share the stories and the memories of how you lived your life and how much you meant to us.
I will miss you.
Debra
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Jerry McKenna posted a condolence
December 5, 2008
The Main Beam
I was introduced to him in 1967, he was Fred then. When I think back to that time, it seemed that we only ran into each other, either accidentally or on holidays… whenever it was, it was just hi & bye. Then came the spring of 1968……
I don’t know how or why,… But there was a group of us that gathered at the Half Moon Bar every Saturday night, Stella included…… and through that….. there was a bond created between the both of us, then he became Freddie.
We shared life and all it had to offer in some real good times as well as some real bad times, I guess that was a relationship, as it turned out, that was needed to be had by both of us; I had one blood brother, but Freddie was my one brother. Sometimes we even did things without thinking of the consequences: like going to a Rockaway Beach lumber yard to get 40 sheets of sheetrock & put them on top of his 1970 Chevy Caprice , while all the way from Rockaway to Forrest Ave. in Ridgewood, JoAnne, Freddie and I were marveling at how the roof in the car was not letting us sit up straight & not thinking that the windows in the car are about to pop out, from the weight / or the time he borrowed my car, and as a gag put a pin through the rubbers that I had in the glove compartment.
There was the forward Freddie, I remember him asking Mary Martin the owner of the Half Moon if he could feel her big breast to see if they were real, and to which he got a slap across the face, and then fell off the stool laughing. We differed in just as many things as agreed on, most notably music…. I have always been big on Sinatra, but he never told me he wasn’t, but when I got turned on to Neil Diamond he did too……his favorite songs were Solitary man & Morningside, and we couldn’t play the music loud enough, it’s been 35 years and I am still listening to that Neil Diamond album, and thinking of times gone bye with Freddie. I was happy to hear from JoAnne that he got to see him in live concert.
We all have a Freddie story….. I don’t care who you are, if you knew Freddie, you have a Freddie story; In construction, to build a house you need a main beam, Freddie, up until the time he got hurt in 1994, was the main beam of all of us, it didn’t matter what the problem or project was, he was always there, he made our problems, his problems.
Freddie becoming sick became my weakness, it became denial…. I guess I had hoped for a magic bullet pill or medical breakthrough to cure him. Not seeing him, I could remember him as he was….. Well, things just don’t work that way.
Thank God that there was JoAnne! She has shown the meaning of dedication, devotion and dependability, and became the main beam to the man that was our main beam.
I thank you for Freddie and for myself for taking care of and loving the man that will always be my best friend…
Jerry
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Sonny Goldman posted a condolence
We love and will miss you very much. you will never be forgotten, and I will always remember camping with you.
Love always, Sonny, Sherry, Sage and Seth
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brian goldman posted a condolence
i will always remember seeing him in the hospital when he got hurt. he is a strong man who delt with a lot trauma and pain. he is the strongest man i ever knew.i hope he is looking down at me and smiling beacuse i am making him proud of me.i want him to know that i love him endlessly and eternally. i will forever miss him and love him.i will also remember him from before we moved to pa, when he used to get kicked out of my litte league games for arguing with the umpires and other children's parents. he was a gentleman with a heart of gold. his full family loved him and will always love him. i love you dad, and will miss you forever. i will always be gratefull to you pal, beacuse you taught me everything i know and made me the man i am today. so for that Frederick Goldman i am ETERNALLY GRATEFUL. i will always take care of mom dad, and your dog Jazmine. the house and everything will be safe dad. that you for putting up with all the pain and agony. thank you dad. i will always have good things to say about you to my son and my future child and childred. i love you, ,you are my best friend now and forever. I LOVE YOU DAD.
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peggy myers posted a condolence
dear joanne and family my thought are with all of the family kept the memmories close at hand and he will never be far
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JoAnne Goldman posted a condolence
I will always have a broken heart. You were my better half. You put up a good fight to stay here with Me, Brian, Kourtney and most of all Kody. Mama seems to have won this battle he wanted you to be with her. I know that you will watch over all of us now. I Will Always Love You.
As you called me The Wife, JoAnne
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Neil posted a condolence
Freddie was a great guy who always made me laugh when he teased all of you. I am truly sorry for your loss.
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Michelle Wagner posted a condolence
Uncle Freddie - May you rest in peace. Joanne, Brian, Kody and the rest of the Goldman/Heffernan Family, I am so sorry for your loss, my thoughts are with you all.
Love, Michelle
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Sissy W posted a condolence
Uncle Freddie as a Child I remember thinking you were Mr. Olympian. The strongest man alive. I will always remember riding home from the beach in your hearse singing on top of spaghetti. We will miss you. Say Hi to Grandma for me..Love Sissy
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Kody Goldman posted a condolence
I am only 2 1/2 yrs old so my
Grandma is writing this for me. Grandpa had a silent love for me. I will remember how we played baseball together I would put the ball in your lap and you would push it off. I liked helping Grandma feed you. I was your garbageman always getting your garbage can and tissues for you. Grandpa I will never stop loving you. I will miss kissing your knees goodnight before I had to go home. Love you forever. Your Grandson Kody Fredrick Goldman.
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Sissy posted a condolence
A great wonderfull friend fun brother always there when you needed him always in my heart and woder memories till we meet again
Sissy
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mary warren posted a condolence
My dear brother Fredy we have been through a lot. Although your gone out of my life your still a loving memory in my heart.-love your sister Mary
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kourtney posted a condolence
DAD-GRANDPA,
I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER COME OVER EVERY SUNDAY FOR DINNER.I LOVED HOW YOU WOULD ASK FOR ME ALL THE TIME.I MADE ME FEEL VERY SPECIAL.I LOVE ALL THE TIMES OUR FAMILY SPENT TOGETHR.I WILLNEVER FORGET YOU.I WILL ALWAYS TELL KODY ABOUT HOW GREAT YOU WERE.I MISS YOU AND LOVE YOU VERY MUCH. LOVE ALWAYS KOURTNEY!!!!!!
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Denise Prohidney posted a condolence
I will always remember our dinners that the four of us shared.
That when I would say to you "I love You Fred" you would look at JoAnne and call her the wife. But you did say " I love you back"
We didnt have a lot of time, but the time we all spent together was fun and memorable.
We miss you and you will always be near and dear in Davey's and my heart.
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Kelly Dooley and Family posted a condolence
RIP Uncle Freddy, you will always be in our hearts!
Joanne and Brian, my thoughts and prayers are with you.
-Kelly
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Deborah Heffernan posted a condolence
May memories comfort you. Memories keep the one you loved close to you in sprirt, thoughts and always in your heart. For today and Forever. Thinking of all of you at this time.
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Lillian Goldman posted a condolence
You will be forever in my heart. God bless you.
JoAnne - Peace and love to you. Love, Lillian and Roger
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Dorothy Goldman posted a condolence
My heart is broken. A brother whom everyone loved and cherished. For Joanne and Brian you were lucky to have him.
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Tracy Dunlap posted a condolence
Joanne, Brian, and family,
You are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.
Rick & Tracy Dunlap & Family
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Patricia Goldman Dooley posted a condolence
It is a sad time now for our family. We lost a husband, brother, father, grandfather and a friend.
I don't know a person who didn't admire my Brother Freddy.
Words cannot express the pain in my heart.
Love Pat
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Jennifer (Dooley) McAuliffe posted a condolence
Uncle Freddy,
You were always so big and strong to me. My mom called on you many times to help us out and you always did.
I remember your silly laugh, my dad making me get you "Kojak" lollipops, and you teasing us kids, but we loved it.
Brian and Joanne, I don't know what to say except that you took good care of him and he loved you dearly.
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Carol Hubner (Stout) posted a condolence
Dear Freddy,
Brother to my best friend who always kept an eye on us as kids growing up on Kosciusko street. Watch over us still until meet again. Our love and prayers are with you.
Carol Hubner (Stout) and family
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Barbara Jean posted a condolence
Dear fred ,How do I say good bye to a wonderful Brother ,who care and loved everyone and everyone loved you ,I know you are wrapped in MOM loving arms. who will now take care of you , and Know i love you and miss you ,
"UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN "
xoxoxooxoxooxoxoxxooxo
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