Condolence: We first met Fred through my brother, Wayne Lysak and our common support of the Yorkton Terriers. Our now son-in-law Jason Wagar played for the Terriers and we would often make the drive from Saskatoon on weekend home games. There were 4 of us and we always arrived after the games had started and Fred always made room for us when we honed in on section L. But it was more than his patience with our interruption that drew our entire family to him. It was his kind, gentle manner, the twinkle in his eye as he graciously pulled out the "extra" programs for our girls that he just happened to have. Fred was the epitome of a gentleman and we learned much about his love of family, commitment to a cause, and unwavering dedication to things that were meaningful to him in those 3 years we shared a section with him at the Gallagher Centre. We often had an opportunity to meet up with him in later years through Wayne and sister Diane and Garry Gawryluik and were grateful for those visits. Fred's warm and generous presence will be greatly missed. Sending you our gratitude in having known Fred and much sympathy as you grieve his leaving. Remembering Fred, Bryan and Donna Bilokreli; Jason and Melanie Wagar; Jonny and Mandy Bast and family

Condolence: I am sad to hear of Fred's passing. I have always thought the world of him. I admired his love and devotion to Elsie and his dedication to the Alzheimer's Society! He was such a kind GENTLEman....he will be missed!

Condolence: Sincere sympathy to the family of Freddie. He was a great person, and friend to all. He will be missed. Thoughts & Prayers are with you.

Condolence: We were truly honored and blessed to have known Fred, he was a wonderful man and dear friend. He will be missed. Our deepest condolences.

Condolence: Fred was a great family man, I met him at many family get togethers . Always dressed up with a tie on. I saw courage in way of living, all his traveling , zip lining ....
My condolences to my BFF Barry , Sharon, Raq, Jan, Dennis, Taylor, Caleb & Alivia
Prayers to all
Dee

Condolence: Our deepest condolences to all the family. God Bless.

Condolence: Mr. Fred.....a life well lived! Such a blessing to have known him - Bev and Barry and your families, cherish your memories! We always enjoyed our visits and chats with Fred, reminiscing about the days we worked together and the laughter - Fred's commitment and work ethic had no compare! Rest easy my friend!

Condolence: I just learned of Mr. Bodnaryk's death yesterday. While I never met him personally I have known his son Barry and wife Sharon for a number of years.My wife and I want to pass along our thoughts to the family. Even when a life has been long and rewarding, it's never easy to have to say goodbye. All the best to you all.

Condolence: Dave and I send our deepest sympathy
to your family. Fred was an amazing man, so giving of his time. We admired his devotion to the Alzheimer's
Society and his volunteering to Sunrise and many other organizations. He was a man young at heart, friendly and a wonderful man to chat with. Yorkton has lost a great citizen.

Condolence: I was totally shocked when I heard Fred had passed away. I have known your dad for many years he was such a wonderful, kind, loving person. I was so glad to sing him happy Birthday at our church picnic. I am truly sorry for your loss and he will be missed