Last Wednesday, November 18th, while waiting for a suitable match for a heart transplant, certified personal trainer at Fremont’s Anytime Fitness, Todd ‘Oly’ Olsen, passed away at age 58.
This past week one of Fremont’s well-known street characters passed away, according to information given to Fremocentrist.com
On Sunday, June 14th, from 2p – 4p, at History House, friends and neighbors will gather together to say farewell to George Heideman, who passed away on April 30th.
On April 30th, Fremont lost one of its greatest supporters. George Heideman, A.I.A., gave decades of service to our community, where he worked and lived, and died at age 91. On Sunday, May 31st, a memorial service will be held from 1p – 4p, in the private home of one of Heideman’s many friends.
This Friday, August 29th, doors open at 7p for a Jerry Garcia Celebration Tribute at Nectar Lounge.
This month purchase a Patches Patio Paver, and have your unique inscription engraved in the sidewalk that surrounds the J.P. Patches & Gertrude ‘Late For The Interurban’ statue.
Today, June 6th, at Noon, everyone is invited to join together for prayer, lament, and worship at the First Free Methodist Church, adjoining the Seattle Pacific University campus.
This Memorial Day, Fremocentrist.com wants to acknowledge the incredible sacrifice made by those who have fought for freedom, and for our future safety.
On Thursday, March 27th, from 6p – 8p, at Salmon Bay Technology, join Fremont geeks, and other tech folk, at the monthly Fremont Chamber of Commerce Geek Meet-Up.
In November 2013, Fremont lost two important people – Jack A. Harvey, of Hoffner, Fisher & Harvey, and Dee Dee Rainbow, long-time supporter of the Fremont Fair.
