The obituary notice of Frederick Keith (Freddy) MCGUINNESS

Fred was the best great guy kept me on the road with parts for my first ever van and hardly ever charged me R.I.P mate

My Dad,
I thought of you with love today, but that is nothing new.
I thought about you yesterday and the day before that, too.
I think of you in silence.
I often speak your name.
All I have are memories and your picture in a frame.
Your memory is my keepsake with which I'll never part.
God has you in his keeping, I have you in my heart.
I miss you Dad
Love Linsey💔

Fred was a great person to know had many a chat at the yard in longport great memories will be sadly missed RIP my thoughts are with all the family Andrew Johnson x

My hard working uncle Fred remembered so fondly as we all travelled through life as a kid I remember coming the yard with my dad you would tell us go search in tem cars for money check down the back of the seats kiddo !!we were buzzing coming back with pockets full and the cheeky smile on his face as he said behave yaselfs wen we left the many times I came to the family home with mum to see aunty Betty and get upto all sorts of mischief with our shaz my adorable cuz your home and family opened your hearts and home to my dear mum when she was struggling I will never ever forget that I loved your scence of humour uncle Fred ya could laugh just at your expressions on your face wether serious of funny all the hard work you put into the yard and family and the love and kindness you gave you should be here enjoying your hard earned retirement with your beautifull family now in paradise with the loved ones we lost the original F.MGUINESS AND SONS we that are left behind will love and cherish eachother and surround aunty with love and devotion rest easy uncle Fred godbless you until we meet again pam and the girls xxx

Well want can I say about Fredy Mcguinness .worked with this man for well over forty years working six and seven days a week serving the people of the potteries . Hardworking honest and fair .loved a good joke and sometimes mischievous . did not tolerate fools but would always lend is ear and a helping hand if you were struggling . PAY ME NEXT TIME KID . A loving father and husband and legend which they all know without me saying . So if there really is a heaven I will see you all standing around that old salamander diesel heater . DAD DAVID FREDY KEVIN I will be the one making a jug of tea with a little bit of whiskey in it for that cold winter morning start . Miss you all your loving brother TIM