Name: Mt Moriah, Newcomer & Freeman Funeral Home
Address: Kansas City, MO

dear Sheila & family, my prayers are with you and your family
during this difficult time. Please don't hesitate to call if there is
anything I can do to help. Sincerely, Cynthia Butler

I was very sorry to hear of Fred's passing.  I worked with him at FAA, and I remember him very fondly.  He had a wonderful sense of humor.  I also knew him prior to the FAA through my father in law, Tony Maddox.  They worked together at Army Map Service and we attended the annual picnics.  My sincere condolences to your family.

Dr Cason & Family,
I have known your Father for many years and it certainly was my honor knowing him.  Please know how proud he was of both of you!   His family was very important to him.   
At this time of sorrow, remember the good times as I am sure there are many.
God bless you all.

With Heartfelt Sympathy we wish to extend our condolences and let you know you are all in our thoughts and prayers

Sheila & Danny, It hurt so much not being able to come to Uncle Freddie's Homegoing but I know my limitation.  It will be hard  to believe that he is not with us- This too will pass - God is to wise to make a mistake and to loving to leave us to bear this along - Be encouraged - Love you both.

Dr. Cason, you and I spoke last fall about living options for your dad. I saw that he passed away and wanted to convey my sympathy to you. You were a caring son. May his memory be a blessing to you.

Sheila and Family;
We worked with Fred at FAA, from 1988 until he retired in 1993.  Fred was a great role model for his fellow workers, his community and his country.  We cherish his memory and his friendship
Jim and Merv Brunskill

Shelia, Frederick my heart goes out to you at this time, remember the good times relating to family, past & present. Your father followed God's intended path. My you continue to follow yours. While continuing life's journey remember your father with pride and joy, all the things he stood for, how he lead his life. With God's love, grace and mercy, time will heal all. 

Friend forever,
Clararice Booth Dandridge

Dear Cason Family:  I am sorry to hear of the death of your father.  He was a very nice man and a good neighbor.

Wandra Green
Candlelight Ridge

I only took care of Fred for one short shift at KU. It was a pleasure knowing him for those 12 hours and caring for him during that time. My sympathy to his family and friends.

Dear Sheila, Dannie and family, I'm one of the "old FAA" co-workers of Fred.  He was a team player and easy to work with.  I'm sure he lived his private live the same way.  He will be missed, but not forgotten.

My thought and prayers are with Fred's family.  I was so lucky to work with him for a short time in the FAA and he helped me when my son was hurt in an accident to get me back home from work.  He was a great man and he often  crossed my thoughts.

We send our prayers to Fred's children and their families. May God lift you and comfort you in this time of sorrow.
   
     Fred was my friend in the FAA. We both worked on an airspace panel and met frequently to study structures and construction near airports. He was fun to work with and accurate to detail. When it came to safety, Fred was the go-to guy.

  We flew together and roomed together on our travels to regional airports and airspace conferences. We went skiing in Colorado and he and Mary had a ball.  
 
    Most of all he was so very proud of his kids and their success.  He would tell us about the letters he received and where the kids were and what school they were attending.  He was a gentleman and a very good friend gone too soon.  I can still hear his voice and see his smile.

  Dwaine and Jerri Hiland
  Kansas City, MO

Fred and Sheila, my thoughts and prayers are with you.  Mr. Cason was a wonderful person, who served as a father-figure for many of us kids who grew up in the Askew-Monroe neighborhood.  I will never forget his encouragement and patience while teaching me how to water ski.  He was the epitome of a strong black man who truly cared about others.  He will surely be missed but never forgotten.

"Dear Sheila, David, Mario and Marlon. I want you to know that I share your sorrow.  My heart and prayers are with you today and always. There is a sliver lining behind every cloud in life and the day will come when you will remember more of the joyous times you had with your father, - father-in-law , your Grand-Dad.  Love and prayers, mom, grandma. "  

Stella Lites

Dearest Sister-In-Law,  Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers at this very difficult time.  Daryl, Vivian, Justin & Jordan (Randallstown, MD)

Those of us at the FAA who worked with Fred are very sorry to hear of his passing.  He was a great person to work with fun to be around.  He was greatly missed when he retired in 1993.

Dear Sheila & Dannie,
May your hearts be comforted in the many memories of moments shared with Uncle 
Freddie. May they dry your tears and tickle your funny bone. Love your cousin, Leaza

Dear Sheila and Family, I am so very sorry for your loss.
You are in my heart and prayers.                            

Anita Kimble (Westbury, NY)

Dear Sheila, 

I'm very sorry with the passing of your Father.

Love, Fred Lockhart

Dear Sheila and Family,

We send our prayers and condolences on the loss of your beloved Father, Mr. Frederick Daniel Carson Sr.

OBITUARY

Frederick Daniel Cason Sr.

October 21, 1926 – February 18, 2012

Mt. Moriah, Newcomer and Freeman Funeral Home & Mount Moriah Cemetery South

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