Obituary for Dennis (The Fridge) Fridulin
Dennis led an exciting and adventurous life until his 80th yr.
Dennis was an athlete, a musician, a teacher and an Entrepreneur. He worked as a physical education teacher at Burnaby South Senior Secondary school for about 17 yrs. He retired from teaching and bought a 1932 Ford Phaeton antique car and he took people on tours of Vancouver. His business was called Fridges Early Motion Tours. His tours were happening during Vancouver Expo 86. Another 10 yrs.
He produced a vocal album of his songs that he had written and played the guitar. These are available now as CDs.
He travelled extensively through Canada and the U.S. He also travelled to Mexico, Europe, mainly Germany, Spain and England. He also went to Australia.
He is survived by 1 sister Sandra, Gord, Almaas of West Kelowna B.C. A nephew Jason, Kasia, Calder of Coquitlam and their daughter Makena. A niece Tanis Calder of Kelowna and her daughters Larissa and Amanda.
May he rest in peace.
Dennis was an athlete, a musician, a teacher and an Entrepreneur. He worked as a physical education teacher at Burnaby South Senior Secondary school for about 17 yrs. He retired from teaching and bought a 1932 Ford Phaeton antique car and he took people on tours of Vancouver. His business was called Fridges Early Motion Tours. His tours were happening during Vancouver Expo 86. Another 10 yrs.
He produced a vocal album of his songs that he had written and played the guitar. These are available now as CDs.
He travelled extensively through Canada and the U.S. He also travelled to Mexico, Europe, mainly Germany, Spain and England. He also went to Australia.
He is survived by 1 sister Sandra, Gord, Almaas of West Kelowna B.C. A nephew Jason, Kasia, Calder of Coquitlam and their daughter Makena. A niece Tanis Calder of Kelowna and her daughters Larissa and Amanda.
May he rest in peace.