I too lost my dad in May of 2013, he worked for Quan Carruther’s King and Quan, in the 80’s I believe, he always talked about how great Mr Carrther’s was to him, and the rest of the Engineer’s, and staff, he was near retirement, and was hired to help with mail distribution and other jobs, thank you for those memories of happy days for my dad, his name was James(Jim Quinn). We had lost my mom in 1978.

Regards Carol Quinn

Fred was one of the best I worked witj

Fred was the best person I have worked with

I too worked at Quan Carruthers King and Quan. I may have met Fred once or twice in my time there, as I was only in their office for two years before being loaned out to a client. The Quan Carruthers King and Quan days will always be fondly remembered. Sorry to hear of his passing. I know Bruce passed away long ago, David Quan a while ago but am not aware of Art King lately. Leslie, if you happen to see this get in touch. I remember you !!

I was trying to reconnect with a former colleague which lead me to Fred Carruthers obituary. My very first full time job out of high school was a typist at Quan, Carruthers, King & Quan Consultants Ltd., 35 Oak Street in Rexdale, Ontario. The year was 1979 and I was 19 years old. I worked there for 7 years and I still remember Fred’s friendly face when he would pop in periodically to say hi. He was so friendly and cordial and lighted a room just by entering it. He was so genuine. My condolences to his family and friends.

Leslie McCahery nee Lloyd

Dear Peggy & Jim

I am sorry to learn of your father’s death Peggy, he will be missed by you as well as many others.

Frances

Lorrin and I were sorry to hear about Fred’s passing and send our condolences to the Carruther’s family. Fred touched so many people in his life and his loss will be felt by all. We wanted to let you know that you have our deepest sympathy, and our hearts are truly saddened. We are sorry that we will not be there to participate in the celebration of Fred’s Life on Friday. May the love of those around you help you through the days ahead.

Lorrin and Mary Mayes