Birth date: Mar 1, 1965 Death date: Apr 29, 2020
Frederick John Kirschenheiter II, 55, of Liverpool, NY, passed away at St. Joseph’s Hospital on April 29, 2020 after a brief illness. Fred was a 1983 graduate of Chittenango High School. In 1987 he graduated from Union College wit Read Obituary
Dear Kirschenheiter Family,
My sincerest condolences for the loss of Fred. My name is Scott Davies and Fred was my friend. I worked with Fred for many years at BBL and then Arcadis. Fred was very important to my career there because he opened doors for me to work with clients so that I could become successful. His kindness and willingness to lend a helping hand allowed me to build a great career and move up in the organization. This in turned enabled me to provide for my family and put my kids through college. This aspect of Fred's personality, and the all-around good person that he was, made it important for me to always stay in touch with him after I left Arcadis because he made such a real difference in my life. I am so very sorry we lost him.
I wish you all the best in the difficult days ahead.
With respect,
Scott Davies
We love you Uncle Fred. Love and prayers.
Chip & Kim Hope
Dear Kirschenheiter Family,
My thoughts and prayer are with you.
May your love for one another keep you strong and bring peace.
My deepest sympathy and live to you all.
Kathleen DiGennaro
My wife and I were so sorry to hear about Uncle Fred's passing, he was truly a mentor to me as an engineer and helped me get my first internship in the field at Arcadis. I especially remember going to a fancy steak lunch at Delmonico’s Steakhouse near the office – Fred told me about all the perks of the job and all the work it would take to get there, and it really made me want to succeed as an engineer. He was always a loving and caring uncle to me and I will miss him. My thoughts are with all of the Kirschenheiters now.
To the Kirschenheiter family,
It is with my deepest sympathy I join you in remembering the life of Fred. As a family friend from Chittenango whose has not seen Fred in many years, it seems only yesterday we were together on the track and field enjoying our friendship. We will all undoubtedly miss him. My thoughts and prayers to all of the family and let us honor him by focusing on his presence in our lives. Fred we will truly miss you!
Sincerely,
Kevin Danehy
Wakefield, MA
I’m so sorry to hear of Fred’s untimely passing , we were thick as thieves for 25 years back in the early BBL days , then with Arcadis . Tons of success professionally , great times personally . A kind, gentle soul who loved life and knew how to have fun .
My fondest memory of Fred was when he and I had to go on a business trip to visit a very difficult client in Chicago around 2002 . We spoke before the trip and agreed to have some fun the day before our meeting , and ended up going to Comiskey Park to catch the Chicago Cubs afternoon game ( after many beers and laughs in a nearby beer garden) . Did great in our meeting the next morning and won a project , despite a very minor hangover ....... my first and only Cubs game. Will never forget it .
I love Fred like a bother and will miss him greatly .... great memories .
