Memorials
Gone Yet Not Forgotten
This page is dedicated to honoring the memories of our classmates who have since passed away.
All loved ones are welcome to create their own memorial. However, we understand that memorializing a loved one can be difficult, so we have put up a memorial for all classmates we are aware have passed on.
If you know of a classmate who has passed, and is not listed here, you can add a new memorial with a photo by clicking the "Create a Memorial" button, or contact Alfie Krasts at akrasts@gmail.com for assistance or for changes you would like made.
You can also write a tribute or leave your comments about those already listed on the page by clicking the Add a tribute button.
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Fred Hassett
1955-05-17 2019-11-22
Fred Hassett died at the age of 64 from esophageal cancer in November 2019. He passed away at his twin sister Wendy's home with Wendy and older sister Karin at his side. He had only stopped working one month before.
After high school, so to differentiate himself from his father whose name is also Fred, young Fred decided to go by Erick, the second half of his given name, Frederick. It was in the last few years of his life that Erick went back to being called Fred.
Fred took a graphic art program and worked for Westinghouse in their defense department. He enjoyed the work until it became more computerized. Technology was never an area of interest for him. After trying a variet...
