Frederick White was born on January 4, 1957, in Cleveland, Ohio, to June and Willie White. Beloved husband, brother, and friend, Fred passed away unexpectedly on August 13, 2026, leaving behind a lifetime of cherished memories and a legacy of love, laughter, and friendship. Those who knew Fred will remember his kindness, compassion, and wonderful sense of humor. He cherished time spent with family and enjoyed playing cards, chess, and hand dancing. Fred had a passion for boxing and shooting pool—two sports that reflected his competitive spirit, discipline, resilience, and grit. Whether in the ring or around the pool table, he embraced every challenge with determination and heart. Fred faced difficult seasons in his life, including a struggle with addiction. Yet, he found the strength and courage to overcome those challenges. His journey was one of resilience and redemption. Fred refused to allow his past to define him. Instead, it was his determination to change, his love for others, and the life he built in sobriety that will be remembered. His courage to rise above adversity and his willingness to extend love and encouragement to others will forever be part of his legacy. Fred gave so much of himself to his community through his work as a community outreach worker and as a boxing coach with Bar None Boxing Club. He touched countless lives through his generosity, encouragement, guidance, and unwavering support. He had a gift for seeing potential in others and inspiring them to believe in themselves. Fred leaves to cherish his memory and carry on his legacy of love: his wife, Patricia Green; his sister, Patrice Reynolds (James Reynolds); his nieces, Jerica Shackelford, Falon Shackelford, and Karen Stewart; his nephew, Lawrence Stewart; his stepchildren, Telena Edwards, Willie Jackson, De’Vonshae Jackson, David Jackson, Joella Jackson, and Joenet Brooks; twenty grandchildren, six great grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and dear friends. Fred’s life was a testament to the power of perseverance, the importance of second chances, and the lasting impact one person can have on the lives of others. He will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and forever carried in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. May your memory always be a blessing. And may there always be a good fight to watch and a pool table waiting for you