Birth date: Apr 7, 1945 Death date: Sep 30, 2020
Paul Emile Frederick passed from this life on Wednesday, September 30, 2020 in Covington, Louisiana, surrounded by his wife and children. He was born on April 7, 1945 in New Orleans, Louisiana to the late Emile Frederick, Jr. and Read Obituary
Belle, please accept our sincere condolences to you and your family. I knew Paul from the pastoral council when we served together. Paul is a great guy, a very good man. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May God bless you, Dick and Becky Guerin
Dear Belle and family, Julie and I send our love and condolences to you for your great loss of a very good man. I was honored to know Paul for many years of St. Peter Catholic Church related activities. We had the unique and blessed relationship for over 10 years of being Holy Hour partners at the Adoration Chapel! We occasionally continued the good company at breakfast following. Paul was a very interesting and kind conversationalist! We will sorely miss him, but well know that he is realizing his hope of God's glory! God bless and comfort you Belle.
Love,
Dan & Julie McKnight
Belle and Family,
We are saddened by Paul's passing away. Debbie and I have so many fond memories of your family. One we will never forget is the gathering to have "Madison St. snowballs" around Christmas time. (Strawberry daquaries). Other times are the St. Tammany Braves and the great times we had with the young people playing baseball.
May he rest in peace.
Johnny and Debbie Mendow
Dear Belle and family,
We are thinking of you and
praying for you at this sad time. We enjoyed our times at the daily mass at the Abbey and chats with Paul on occasion.May God bless with comfort and grace at this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Amy and Tom Gates
Paul was a wonderful guy and co-worker, and I looked forward to our conversations at Exxon in New Orleans. He was always upbeat with wonderful insight and a great engineer. My condolences to the entire family.
Sincerely,
André Livaudais
This is Mike Ciampa (Greg Duffy's best friend). My deep condolences go out to Paul's family! The last 2 times I saw Paul was a few years ago when we went to the Newbridge Cafe in Chelsea Mass. Paul was working in the Boston area and was dying for the Newbridge's famous steak tips, so my wife and I took him there.
The next time was also when Paul was up this way, and a bunch of us went to the Chateau restaurant in Andover Ma. Paul enjoyed the bantering back and forth about the Boston sports scene, and would try to throw in his plugs for the LSU Tigers, but we told him that meant nothing up here -ha ha.
Anyway, both times Paul thoroughly enjoyed himself, and it was truly great to see him! I will always remember those dinners. Greg used to always talk about his Uncle Paul, and when I finally met him (at Greg's services) I felt an immediate connection to my old buddy Greg.
R.I.P. Paul!
Mike Ciampa
