Raymond Fred Wolfe
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Raymond Fred Wolfe, 67, formerly of Sadsburyville, passed away on Friday, February 10, 2017 at the Chester Valley Rehabilitation and Nursing Center of Malvern. He was the husband of the late Cynthia Gardner Wolfe with whom he shared 30 years of marriage. Born in Coatesville, he was the son of the late Raymond and Emily Henry Wolfe.
Fred was an area resident all his life and a 1967 graduate of the Coatesville High School. He continued his education and graduated from West Chester University in 1971. After graduation, he found employment at the Daily Local Newspaper retiring in 2011 with 40 years of service in the advertising department.
Fred was a member of the Upper Octorara Presbyterian Church of Parkesburg and a life long member of the Sadsburyville Fire Company where their banquet hall was named in his honor. He was the president and coach of the Fallowfield Fillies for many years as well as actively involved with the Jaycees and Coatesville Christmas Parade. Anyone who knew Fred also knew he was an avid Philadelphia Phillies fan.
He is survived by two daughters; Michelle L. Wolfe of Seattle, WA and Kelly D. Wolfe of Boise, ID.
Memorial services will be held on Saturday, Febraury 18, 2017 at 11am at the Upper Octorara Presbyterian Church, 1121 Octorara Trail, Parkesburg, PA 19365 with visitation from 10 to 11am and also at the church on Friday evening from 7-8:30pm. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in Fred's memory to the Upper Octorara Presbyterian Church at the above address or the Sadsburyville Fire Co., P.O. Box 72, Sadsburyville, PA 19369.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Wilde Funeral Home of Parkesburg. Online condolences can be posted at www.wildefuneralhome.com
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I am so sorry ro hear about
I am so sorry ro hear about his passin. I remember him from my time playing softball. He was a great man and a wonderful coach.
Laura Taylor
Condolences - R Fred Wolfe
Always admired his unwavering dedication to his wife, daughters and community. My Blessings to Kelly and Michelle.
I am saddened to read of the
I am saddened to read of the passing of Fred Wolfe. I got to know him when I worked at the Daily Local during my college summers. He was always so friendly, and made you laugh. When I found out that he lived not too far from where I grew up, and worked at Bower's store, I would run into him there. He was always a positive person and will be missed. RIP, Fred Wolfe.
R. Fred Wolfe
Fred was one of the nicest people you would ever want to know. He never said an unkind word about anyone. Always kind. Fred was always positive and had a good outlook no matter what condition he was in. And never complained. He is now with Cindy. We never saw two people more suited for each other. Fred was a joy at every Craft Fair. He was central with the kitchen doing so well financially. We will miss him.
Fred Wolfe
Kelly and. Michelle,
Sorry for the loss of your Dad. Prayers being sent to you at this difficult time. We only knew your Dad for a short period of time but he was a good man. Again sorry for your loss. Love Richard and Deborah Gray
R.Fred Wolfe
Dear Michelle and Kelly, I am profoundly saddened to learn of your Dad's passing. I met Fred at West Chester State when he lived at Ramsgate Court. He was so much fun! Always a smile and lots of laughter. I was in Zeta Tau Alpha with your mom and was SO happy when Cindy and Fred encountered each other. Both were exraordinarily kind "salt of the earth" people. I remember dancing at their wedding. Jim Croce's "Time in a Bottle" was a special song for them. Both Fred and Cindy are the kind of people who leave footprints on hearts. I am so sad that I am scheduled to be in a weekend seminar and will not be able to greet you both in person. Please know I will be there in spirit. God bless you both and all those you love. Joy Smith Linton
Hello Friends of Fred,
Hello Friends of Fred,
I had the privilege to work closely with Fred for four years at the Daily Local News. He had so much trouble getting around the office. When my sister's motorized arm chair was looking for a new home, I found it fit perfectlly with Fred. He could motor around the room doing his work and visiting his co-workers and it fit well at his computer desk. He had such a good time riding in that chair. So sorry he is gone from this world. He was such a good man. Always socializing with the visitors to the office. RIP Dear Fred.
Velma Warren