Frederick W. Benson

Death date: Nov 15, 2004

Col. Frederick W. Benson died peacefully at St. JosephÃ‚'s Hospital on early Monday morning, November 15, 2004. Fred was born February 7, 1939 in Baltimore, MD. He attended St. JosephÃ‚'s grade school and continued on to Loyola Hi Read Obituary

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John Zuchelli

261w ago

Col Benson was my Battalion Commander at Fort Lewis in 2/77 Armor. He was smart, a good tanker and soldier, and he really cared about his soldiers. He was a great leader and more importantly, a great person.

Eric Benson

328w ago

in honor of Frederick.

A lighted pale blue candle with a small white flower and a few leaves at its base, set against a soft blue background.

Anonymous

1091w ago

Fred was my high school sweetheart and friend. We went together for four years and I have many fond memories of him and have always held him in high regard. I was saddend to hear of his early death. He died only four months after my husband of 44 years who died July 14, 2004. I want to send my sincere condolances to Bernadette and Helen Benson and their family at this difficult time.##imported-begin##Judy Beckman Landis##imported-end##

Anonymous

1091w ago

Frederick W Benson was my Company Commander at Ft Knox Kentucky in 1963,when I was on 6 months active duty. He was the kindest CO I ever had the pleasure of serving under in my six years military career. My deepest sympathy to his family.##imported-begin##philip a voelker##imported-end##

Anonymous

1091w ago

Read of Col. Fred Benson's passing in our Baltimore paper today. We were good friends in our teenage years in Baltimore He was delightful to be around and always a gentlemen. My husband and I send our condolences to his family.##imported-begin##patricia Brookhart##imported-end##

Anonymous

1091w ago

I enjoyed working with Fred at Logicon and will miss me dearly.
My thoughts are with Bernadette.##imported-begin##Lindsey Moore##imported-end##

Anonymous

1091w ago

Our thoughts and prayers are with Bernadette, Mike and Colleen. Fred was great guy, always smiling and having positive things to say. We know the Lord will be welcoming him with open arms.
Blessings from Rick, Lori and Taylor Larson##imported-begin##Rick R. Larson##imported-end##

Anonymous

1091w ago

I very much enjoyed working with Fred while employed by both R&D Associates and Logicon on the Ft. Lewis Battle Simulation Center contract. I spent some very long but enjoyable hours in the "Bat Cave" with Fred and his "team of hearty men" on one contract renewal bid project. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Bernadette in this time of sorrow.##imported-begin##Jack V. & Xuanhai L. Carmichael II##imported-end##

Anonymous

1091w ago

Special Honors to a BRAVE RIFLE from the present and past members of the 3d Armored Cavalry Regiment
Rest in Peace Trooper!!##imported-begin##MG & Mrs J B Taylor##imported-end##

Anonymous

1091w ago

I was secy to COL Wagner & LTC Benson at 2ndACR in Nuernberg and was with COL Benson at HTTB in Ft. Lewis. I greatly admired him as a military officer and as a personal friend. We send our sincere condolences to his wife, Bernie, and to his son and daughter.##imported-begin##Marian & Worth Gurley##imported-end##

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