Obituary of Freddie McFadden Jr.
Freddie McFadden Jr. was born in Texarkana, Arkansas on January 31, 1958. He was one of eight children born from the union of Freddie Sr. and Mildred (Pree) McFadden. As a child, Freddie was baptized at Mt. Grove Baptist Church in Texarkana, AK. He always held a strong faith in Christ. This was reflected in his generous spirit and respectful demeanor. Freddie had a heart of gold and would not hesitate to help someone in need or to give wherever necessary. In 1974, Freddie moved with his family to Monroe, Michigan where he attend Monroe High School and graduated with the Class of 1976.
On September 3, 2005, Freddie and Staci Guzzardo, exchanged vows in Monroe. The couple enjoyed fifteen wonderful years of marriage. They were able to spend more time together after Freddie retired from his work as a Machine Operator at Complete Packaging after more than twenty years of employment.
Freddie was a very private person and would almost always choose to stay home rather than venture out. As a homebody, he found his entertainment in watching basketball, football, and boxing on television. He was certain to tune in for Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions football games. Freddie was an avid X-Box gamer and especially enjoyed Call of Duty. A true kid at heart, he could often be found playing with his sons, nieces, and nephews, whom he loved very much. He always encouraged them to follow their dreams and told them that by being a better person and a true believer, that you receive back what you put into life.
Freddie McFadden Jr., age 63, of Monroe, Michigan passed away on Tuesday, June 15, 2021, at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak. His passing was preceded by his parents, brother: Donald Michael McFadden, daughter: Antionette McFadden, maternal grandparents: McKinley and Mary Etta Pree and paternal grandparents: Affred and Jeanette McFadden.
To cherish his memory, he leaves his beloved wife: Staci, children: Freddie McFadden III, Michael McFadden, and Caleb McFadden (Fiancé’ Megan Beckman), sisters: Sheila McFadden, Lavern Caine (Melvin Ellis) of Inkster, MI, Linda Faye McFadden (Richard Jett), Betty McFadden of Detroit, MI, Letha McFadden (Leotis Toston) of Detroit, MI, brother: Ronnie Lee McFadden, grandchildren: Zytavious, Michael and Aubrey, many nieces, nephews and cousins and his special friends: Antonio Turner and Joe Bruce.
Friends may gather on Wednesday, June 30, 2021, from 11:00am until 1:00pm at Merkle Funeral Service, North Monroe, 2442 North Monroe Street, Monroe, Michigan 48162 (734) 384-5185. A Homegoing Celebration with Pastor Lito Mendez presiding will begin at 1:00pm.
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