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Obituary For Fredrick Musser
Frederick Michael Musser age 70 of Lincolnton, North Carolina transitioned on Thursday, January 14, 2021 at his residence.
He was born in Manhattan, New York on November 27, 1950 to the late Joseph G. Musser and Erna Krobot Musser. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by a sister, Joan Nicotra.
Frederick graduated from Newfield High School. He served his country in the United States Army. He was a faithful member of West Hampton United Methodist church when he resided in New York. He was a retired South Hampton Police Officer.
He leaves memories in the hearts of his wife, Teresa J. Musser of the home, a son, David Musser of Cornelius, North Carolina, a daughter Dina Musser of Lincolnton, North Carolina, two brothers, Joseph Musser of Atlanta, GA, Robert Musser of Phoenix, AZ, one sister, Janice Musser of Sevierville, TN, six grandchildren. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, February 13, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. in White’s Family Chapel. Due to COVID-19 everyone is asked to wear a mask!
Ebony & White’s Funeral Service is serving the Musser family
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Fred Musser was a great friend from junior high school and high school. So sorry to learn of his passing in 2022 . I lost my husband in 2019 , I would like to talk with Teresa to offer my condolences . My phone number is 828-891-8225 after 7pm 💕
I'm so sorry, I forgot to add my name...Sue Sopko
Fred & Teresa took me in as a foster child. As difficult as I was, Fred was always soft spoken, gentle, & kind. I remember him as a wonderful husband, father, officer, & person. He was the first to have the patience to teach me how to drive their Chevy Nova. I always remember his words while driving, and have NEVER had an accident bc of said words. Teresa, David, Dina, & grandchildren, I am so sorry for your loss. May Fred rest in everlasting peace.
Always remember him first in the police car sometimes sitting in the school parking lot, always chatted to him in King Kullen in Eastport, always tried when I was plowing the snow by his house for the town I would try to plow his little side area along the road cause I knew that was his house, was always a very nice guy to me..... very sorry to hear of his passing and may he Rest In Peace , Craig D Hopping Sr Eastport NY
Uncle Freddy, an intelligent and sweet person, who loved his family greatly. He demonstrated kindness, patience, and love in all that he did. As my uncle, he was one of the brave few to give me a driving lesson when I first got my permit, I still hear his words and advice as I drive, keeping me safe. -Angela
Teresa. Sorry, I forgot our names. That first message was from us. Natalie and Bob
Dear Teresa, David and Dina. We are so sorry for the loss of an amazing man. Freddy was one of a kind. Smart, loving, thoughtful and brave.I will always remember his laugh. He will missed. Love you all 💔
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