Birth date: Aug 16, 1951
FREDRICK RAY CHAUDIER, age 62, of Nashville, Tennessee, formerly of L’Anse went home to be with the Lord after a long struggle with health problems on August 30, 2013. He was born in L’Anse on August 16, 1951, the son of the late Read Obituary
Chaudier Family,So sorry to hear of freds passing.I served with fred in VIET NAM.
So sorry to hear of Fred's passing.
John,Joe,David,Bill,Tom & all the Chaudier family,I remember all the fun times visiting at your farm when we were all young kids. Now Freddy the youngest is gone as well as his four other siblings. I hope they are all visiting& reminiscencing along with my brothers& the rest of the family. Our sympathy
To the entire Chaudier family, you have our deepest sympathy during your time of loss. I thought of Fred often and remember alot of good times when we were teenagers. Also the talks we had once in awhile after we had both moved away from L'Anse.He will be missed. Mike (Jarbo) & Carol Paquette
My condolences to the Fred Chaudier family, Fred will be missed by everyone who know him throughout his life.
So sorry to hear of Fred's passing. Many memories from high school days...his guitar and writing songs were very important to him and we always enjoyed listening to him. My thoughts are with his family during this very difficult time.
I am truly sorry to hear of Fred's passing. I know he is at peace with God. I have many memories of our high school days and his love for music. May the Lord bless the family and keep watch over you and give you peace knowing he's happy and looking down upon you all with a smile. My condolences and love to you all, Elizabeth (Babe Bishop) McDermott.
So sorry to hear of Fred's passing. I remember him well, from growing up in L'Anse. Thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
So sad the youngest of the siblings is gone. What a courageous and brave journey you both took with him to the end thank you dad and uncle Tom.
So sorry to hear of Freds passing. I have lots of memories of Him back in L'Anse. God Bless Him and all of you. Jim Marinich
