Frederick Albert Masson
<p>We are today announcing that Fred has been released to find his parrot. He thought that there might be a bridge or a choir or something – there wasn’t.</p> <p>Fred (Frederick Albert) Masson was born in Winnipeg to Howie and Helen Masson, both deceased, and worked for over forty years in a series of jobs he could barely remember. He was a musician all during the same period and remembered every moment.</p> <p>Fred is survived by his beloved wife of 57 years, Lisa, son Terry, and daughter Heidi along with grandchildren Nolan, Blake, Kane, and Jessy.</p> <p>There will be no ceremony or burial.</p> <p><em>Work to be a mean motor scooter</em></p> <p><em>And a bad go-getter</em></p> <p><em>Because rock and roll will never die</em></p> <p><em>Thanks for the ride</em></p> <p><em>Cheers</em></p>Obituary
We are today announcing that Fred has been released to find his parrot. He thought that there might be a bridge or a choir or something – there wasn’t.
Fred (Frederick Albert) Masson was born in Winnipeg to Howie and Helen Masson, both deceased, and worked for over forty years in a series of jobs he could barely remember. He was a musician all during the same period and remembered every moment.
Fred is survived by his beloved wife of 57 years, Lisa, son Terry, and daughter Heidi along with grandchildren Nolan, Blake, Kane, and Jessy.
There will be no ceremony or burial.
Work to be a mean motor scooter
And a bad go-getter
Because rock and roll will never die
Thanks for the ride
Cheers
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