LOLLO, Frederick Joseph, 61, of Ruther Glen, Va., departed this life on Wednesday, October 22, 2008. He is survived by his daughter, Amy Lollo Hurt and her husband, Alan. Amy was her dad's shining star. A truly loved son of Frederick Raymond and Donna Mae Lollo; two sisters, Donna J. Sisson and her husband, Thomas, of Charlotte, N.C. and Sharon Lancaster of Glen Allen; four nieces, Julie R. Robertson and her husband, Robert, Kimberly J. Didra and her husband, David, Kelly A. Wellman and her husband, Clifford, Katy L. Packett and her husband, Keith; and Amy's mother, Dana Lollo. Burial will be private at Quantico Marine Base. A memorial to be held at Cardinal Baptist Church, Ruther Glen Road, Ruther Glen, Va. on Saturday, October 25 at 7 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Bon Secours Hospice or Cardinal Baptist Church. The families heartfelt thanks to Sarone, Teresa and Tiffany, the nursing team from Bon Secours Hospice.
Diane Hancock (Tignor)
Does anyone know when Fred died, and the cause of his death?
Ray Edwards
LOLLO, Frederick Joseph, 61, of Ruther Glen, Va., departed this life on Wednesday, October 22, 2008. He is survived by his daughter, Amy Lollo Hurt and her husband, Alan. Amy was her dad's shining star. A truly loved son of Frederick Raymond and Donna Mae Lollo; two sisters, Donna J. Sisson and her husband, Thomas, of Charlotte, N.C. and Sharon Lancaster of Glen Allen; four nieces, Julie R. Robertson and her husband, Robert, Kimberly J. Didra and her husband, David, Kelly A. Wellman and her husband, Clifford, Katy L. Packett and her husband, Keith; and Amy's mother, Dana Lollo. Burial will be private at Quantico Marine Base. A memorial to be held at Cardinal Baptist Church, Ruther Glen Road, Ruther Glen, Va. on Saturday, October 25 at 7 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Bon Secours Hospice or Cardinal Baptist Church. The families heartfelt thanks to Sarone, Teresa and Tiffany, the nursing team from Bon Secours Hospice.
Diane Hancock (Tignor)
Thanks, Raymond. Fred was a friend all through my high school years and could always make me laugh.
Lora Bass (Grubbs)
Fred was fun. We used to see him at Richmond Drag Way in the late '80s.