Singler, Frederick A., Jr. Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church on Friday October 4th, 2024. Beloved father of Frederick M Singler. Loving companion of Jeanne Wicker. Dear grandfather of Shea and Max. Dear pop of John, James and Andrew. Loving brother of Pam Doty, Robin (Edward Ratliff) Singler and the late Ronald Singler. Dear step-father of John Wicker. Our dear uncle, great-uncle, nephew, cousin and friend.
Services: Funeral from Kutis City Chapel (2906 Gravois Ave. Saint Louis, MO 63118) on Tuesday October 8th at 10:30am. Interment at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.
Visitation Monday October 7th from 4-8pm.
My prayers will always be with Fred’s family and the many co-workers that enjoyed his friendship with the St.louis City. Fred will truly be missed.
My deepest condolences to all of the Families may he rest in peace
My thoughts and prayers and condolences go out to the family. We lost a great human being when Fred left here.RIP Fred,we at Traffic Division will all miss you very much.
Pam, Fred,
Most sincere sympathy and condolences to you and family.
Love never fails and real love never ends.
Thank you for giving me our beautiful son and being an example of integrity every day of his life. Your fingerprint is on our hearts, forever.💔 I loved you here and I’ll love you there….in that city where the Lamb is the Light. Until I see you on the “other side” my sweet Fred….
Semper.Fi
💋 Joni (Singler) Vitale
Condolences to the family. We have been neighbors all of his life. He will forever be in our memories. May he Rest In Peace
Fred, I was hopping you would retire after me in 2020 but you didn’t. You were the nicest man that I ever worked with. Go with god.
My Uncle Fred was a great man. He loved his family, simple things like cooking a meal from a recipe he learned from my grandma, to waxing a car that sometimes had more rust than paint. Most will understand that bit of humor. He simply cherished things.
Collectively, my family has about or a little over a total of 150 years of service to the City of St. Louis. Uncle Fred, my Aunt Robin and I are the last 3. I asked him about retiring a week or so ago, his comment was something like “Soon, but I love the crew I work with I’ll stay a little longer” To his crew at work I’d like to say thank you, he truly cared about you all.
My small family, extended, blood or not, have a void that can never be filled.
I love you Uncle Fred
Dear Pop,
I want to thank you for being in our lives and for being such a great man. Always there for the good, bad and ugly times and I can not thank you enough for that. You treated my mother like a queen and my son like a prince. You gave us all such great memories. The examples you set will carry on forever, without you I wouldn’t be the man I am. You are the most accountable, dependable, honest and humble man I know! You may be imitated but you will never be duplicated. They only made one like you, you are ONE OF A KIND! Always know I love and respect you just like my own father. I Love You Pop….you are a legend. Until we meet again….rest in peace.
Love forever,
John Wicker Jr
Thoughts and prayers are with your family, Fred – you ARE a good man. You’ll be missed by all, especially at the Traffic Division. God bless.
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❤ Bink, John….ty
My heart goes out to Freddy, Pam and Robin and the whole family. It was my privilege to call Fred Singler a friend and he will always have a place in my heart and memories. He was/is a wonderful and unique man.
My deepest condolences to Fred’s family and his work family at the City of St. Louis. It deeply saddens me that he never got the chance to retire though he loved his work family and spoke of them kindly. If he wasn’t at work he was washing and waxing a car and boy did he do fine detail work! He lived a simple life and took care of those around him. I remember on the weekends he would cook a big meal using old family recipes and make a plate to send to Robin and Eddy. He sure fattened people up. I have so many memories and each one brings a smile to my face. Thank you for being a friend. The world is a little less bright now and you will be missed terribly. Rest in eternal peace Fred.
Much love- Joan