Frederick Breem

frederick breem

January 6, 1977 ~ September 22, 2014

Frederick W. Breem, age 37, of Rocky Point, NY died Monday, September 22, 2014. He was born January 6, 1977 in Indianapolis, IN. He was employed at JT Moving in Middle Island. He is survived by his mother Janine Canavan of Rocky Point. Four Children, Emily Breem of Center Moriches, NY, Julien Breem of Center Moriches, NY, Pierce Breem of Rocky Point, NY and Piper Breem of Rocky Point, NY. Two brothers Roderick Breem of Shoreham, NY and Walter Breem of Calverton, NY. Calling hours will be Thursday, September 25 from 2-4 & 7-9 PM at Rocky Point Funeral Home, 603 Route 25A, Rocky Point, NY. A private cremation will follow.

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  1. For many of us, his memory brings up emotions of good times we will all miss, for a vivid memory person like myself, they started in the early 80’s when my Mom use to take the neighborhood kids to Resurrection Day Tabernacle and had the first Rocky Point Youth Group. Hanging out at the Rats Track, behind RxAlls, at a Rocketship Park with 600 of us Rocky Pointers waiting for some punks from Shoreham to show up, and he was around a little bit during the second RP Youth Group in the begining, hanging out in his Beetle listening to some music with Roderick, shooting pool at Shenanigans… And in the end a man trying to kick old habits, a man trying to be the best Father he could be to his little ones, a Father who wanted to be a much bigger part of his older kid’s lives, a man who made sure his Mother had everything she needed, and one of my final memories was a man who helped out his brothers. As sad as I am, I am grateful for getting to see him just over 1 month ago. I pray for Strength for the Breem Family, that they are comforted through this pain, that God watches over Freddie’s kids and Girlfriend, and that his memory will always be a blessing to them.

  2. I am so very sorry for your loss. You and the children are in my prayers. Stay strong and carry on for both his memory and for the children. He is at peace and you will meet again. Much love, Ngaire (Zubeck) Rosan


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