I have known Uncle Bobbie my whole life. He was by far the best man you could ever come across in this lifetime. How lucky me & my daughter Kayla was to have him a part of our lives. He was not only my father Steve’s best friend,but mine as well. 
I remember our talks & our laughs. But even the biggest memories are when you were there for me through all of the bad when nobody else was & never once in your life did you cast judgement on anybody. Having you there in life was all I ever needed. We love you forever & beyond Uncle Bobbie. I wish Kayla could have had more memories with you . But even the short ones she got she knew you were the best. ❤️ You will forever be loved & remembered by everyone’s lives you’ve touched.

I am very sorry for your loss!!!   I want Bob's family and his daughters to know you are in my thoughts and prayers! I have lots of memories of him, he was a good guy!!  R.I.P. Bob!

I haven’t seen Uncle Bobby in years because I live in Tennessee now, but I was able to talk to him just this past Christmas.   It was so good to hear his voice.  I am praying for my mom and Aunt Mary in the loss of their brother and for his children in the loss of their parents. 

Prayers to the Fredericks family.  God Bless & Amen From Mike " Shark" Scharnke and His wife Vicki. . 

well Goober im sure going to miss you.doesnt seem like its been about 58 years when are friendship started. RIP dear friend bellyup an save one for me

Uncle Bobby was the one of the best uncle anyone could ever ask for. He was a crazy but loving man. He would make you laugh and would give a shoulder to cry on if you need it. I love you so much Grape Ape live will not be the same. Give grandma and grandpa and uncle Ray all hugs and kisses. Till we meet again.  RIP

One of my favorites is.. Every time, I would go visit my aunt Blanche as a young adult , Bobbie and Claude Ray would come home and visit me, sometimes have lunch with us too.  Several times when I was there with my young kids, the ice cream truck would come down the street and Bobbie always bought ice cream for my kids 
It always brought a smile to all of our faces.! He knew by the sound of your voice,  how you were doing for the moment. He has always been a very Courageous, Generous, and  Loving man you can ever meet! He would give his shirt off his back if you needed it, type of Man!  I am proud to be part of his family. 

Bob was an amazing friend and I loved him so much and can't picture my life without him in it. He was amazing and would do anything for anybody. He will always be in my heart and it is so hard to believe he is gone. To his family, I am so sory for your loss and if you need anything please let me know.

My uncle was a great person . He love you unconditionally and always stand with you . I live with my uncle and he was a big part of my life Iam going to miss him so much . He was the best uncle . God got a other great angel and we got one more looking over us now love you 

He was the best uncle you could very have. I remember living with him couple different times. He couldn't have been a better uncle. I will miss him dearly and wait to see all of them again.

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Bobbie Frederick was born October 1st, 1951 in Hammond, IN to Blanche and Claude Frederick. He departed this life peacefully on Wednesday, January 15th, 2020 in the comfort of his own home.
Bobbie Frederick was preceded in death by his parents: Blanche and Claude Frederick; sisters: Ruby Snyder and Jane Hill; and brother Claude Ray Frederick.
He is survived by sisters: Joyce (John) Rodgers and Mary (Lester) Beason; daughters: Liberty (Brian) Martinez, April (Ryan) Alexander, Kristy (Miguel) Burgos and Elizabeth (Nicholas) Meyer; grandchildren: Brian (Olivia), Josh, Jade, Austin, Hayley, Nate, Aiden, Everett, Violet and Paislee; and several nieces and nephews.

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Bobbie Frederick

October 1, 1951 – January 15, 2020

Kuiper Funeral Home

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