Westermayer

In Loving Memory

Westermayer, Frederick Joseph

December 24, 1953 - February 21, 2026

Baptized into the Hope of Christ’s Resurrection Saturday, February 21, 2026.

Beloved husband of Mary Westermayer (nee Bogardus); loving father of Matthew Westermayer and the late Frederick, Jason and Jeffrey Westermayer; adoring grandfather of Taylor Rebmann, Haley, Kyle and Madison Westermayer; cherished great-grandfather of Levi Westermayer; dear brother of Judy (the late Stephen) Pazur, Joseph (Donna) Westermayer and the late Kathleen (Richard) McLean and Michael (surviving Toni) Westermayer; dear brother-in-law of Anne (Chuck) Moss and Bill (Nancy) Bogardus. Our dearest uncle, great-uncle, cousin and friend to many.

Frederick was a man deeply rooted in his Christian faith who loved his family and friends. He enjoyed traveling, building models, and was one of St. Louis Cardinals biggest fans! Frederick enjoyed collecting a variety of things such as Kinder toys and Pez dispensers, two of his favorites. Frederick loved to sip Diet Mountain Dew while feeding his squirrels as he took care of his plants and worked on his yard. He enjoyed decorating for holidays to celebrate with family and friends. His last travel adventure was a cruise with the love of his life, Mary, that is cherished as magical. Frederick was a person who expressed love and compassion for all. He will be missed dearly by those who were honored to know him.

Funeral from Kutis Affton Chapel 10151 Gravois Rd. 63123 on Tuesday, March 3 at 9:15 am. to St. Cecilia Catholic Church for 10:00 am. Mass. Interment at Mt. Hope Cemetery. In lieu of flowers Masses preferred. Visitation Monday March 2 from 3-8 pm

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19 thoughts on “Westermayer, Frederick Joseph”

  1. Mary I’m so sorry to hear of Fred’s passing I never had the pleasure of meeting him but he sounds like he was a great man condolences to you and your family will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers
    Doug Moran

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  2. Fred was an easy going man. A great listener, and very compassionate. He was my friend for many many years. When the Lord comes back to take HIS people, I believe with my whole heart, Fred will be in the number!! ❤️

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  3. Fred was a very special and wonderful cousin. One of his greatest gifts to our entire family was years of work and dedication to documenting our family ancestry. Fred produced a picture and story legacy for all of us to enjoy. Thank you Fred and Mary for blessing us with a loving work of art. Love to you Mary, Dave and Dot

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  4. I beeb known Fred for many years he was a very kind man and you can tell he really loved Mary When I would come back to St. Louis I always visit him and Mary and we would talked

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  5. So sorry to hear about Fred’s death . my prayers are with you and your family a long time friend Mary Cooper Borgmeyer

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  6. We are truly devastated by Fred’s passing. He was a wonderful person.
    We consider ourselves very fortunate to have shared so many wonderful moments with you both and the whole family.
    We will always remember the wonderful times we spent together during your visits to Belgium and our trips to the USA.
    These unforgettable moments will remain etched in our memories forever. You brought so much light into our lives, and we will continue to celebrate that light through our memories of Fred.
    All our love and strength are with you,

    Christine, Philippe & family (Belgium)

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  7. I love and miss my grandpa more than words can say, but I find peace in God’s faithfulness and His promise of eternal life. I pray for his beautiful reunion in Heaven with my uncles, Jason and Jeff, my father, Fred, and the many loved ones who went before him. With God’s strength, our family will now focus on caring for Grandma and Matt. I love them all endlessly.

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  8. I also worked with Fred at Monsanto and Mallinckrodt for quite a few years, we shared a lot of laughs great family, man good worker yes he will be missed
    We also went to high school together

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  9. Sorry my lovely friend 💓🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 Fred will be missed by me and hundreds of other Cardinals fans may you be blessed with love ❤️😘 and hugs ❤️ to you and your family Amen keep me posted on arrangements 🤗💕

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  10. One good man in e:ery way. It was a priveladge to knoe him. He a Mary were just outstanding people.
    Fred will be missed.
    On top on that He was a die hard Cardinal fan through thick and thin.

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  11. Mary, Matt, and all the family –
    I’m so sorry to hear of Fred’s unexpected passing! He was a kind person and a devoted husband, father and grandfather. A true blessing to his family and I’m sure he will be greatly missed! God bless you all,
    Pat and George Herzing

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  12. Bien triste nouvelle 😞
    Bien que nous nous soyons rencontrés voici de nombreuses années et malgré la distance qui nous sépare, Fred et Mary ont toujours eu une pensée pour nous.
    Des personnes sympathiques et bienveillantes qu’on ne peut oublier.
    Courage à toi Mary et à tes proches dans ces moments très pénibles. Nous pensons bien à vous.

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  13. Fred was a classmate of mine at St.Hedwig Grade School
    We started a class reunion about 10 years ago and he made most of them
    He truly appreciated the friendships from years ago. He will be missed
    Mary, sorry for your loss Fred was one of the good guys

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  14. Your loss of Fred is deeply felt & I extend my heartfelt sympathy to you & your family. Sending love & support during this time of grief. As your friend & I truly care.

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  15. Sending our deepest condolences to you and your family. Fred loved his family with all his heart. He was a very kind, caring person. Fred will truly be missed. We love you Mary. 🙏🏼💐❤️ The Dayton Family

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