Freddie Frey

Frey, 79, Glenburn, died

Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015,

in a Minot nursing home.

Freddie W. “Fritz” Frey

was born Jan. 29, 1936, a

son of Fred and Regina

Frey, in Glenburn. He

was raised and educated

in the Glenburn area, at-

tending country school at

Van Buren #4,

Freddie farmed his en-

tire life. He worked along-

side his father until 1986,

when he retired. He con-

tinued to live on the fami-

ly farm until 2013 when

he moved into Minot,

and resided at the Milton

Young Towers. In March

2015, he moved to Trini-

ty Nursing home, due to

heath reasons.

In his early years, Fred-

die enjoyed hunting with

family and friends. He

was a fun-loving person,

and enjoyed playing ag-

gravation, bingo and

listening to music. He

taught several of his

nieces and nephews to

drive. They also enjoyed

herding and working cat-

tle with him.

Freddie’s loving family

includes: sisters, Violet

Kubler, Helen New, Lilli-

an (Gerald) Rubbelke,

Linda (George) Walker;

brothers, Alfred (Betty)

Frey, Clifford (Ywaine)

Frey; and numerous niec-

es, nephews and cousins.

Freddie was preceded

in death by: his parents;

brothers, Ernest, Ray-

mond and Richard Frey,

brothers-in-law, Marvin

Kubler and David New;

and sisters-in-law, Grace

Frey and Margaret Frey.

Funeral service: 10:30

a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4,

at Faith United Methodist

Church, Minot.

Burial: Sunset Memori-

al Gardens, Minot.

Visitation: 3 to 7 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 3, at

Thompson-Larson Fu-

neral Home, Minot

Those wishing to sign

the online register and

share memories may ac-

cess the online obituaries

section at www.thomp-son-larson.com.