Pop Potter you will be missed more than you could of ever imagined. Your smile and kind words to all of us will never be forgotten. You made everyone feel safe and loved with your sincere check in's.

I worked with Fred in the 14th I learned a lot from him. He was a true gentleman and will be missed.

I’m so sad to hear of Fred’s passing. I worked with him at the Airport, and had the pleasure of being his lieutenant. Words cannot describe what a wonderful man he was. He had a quiet confidence, that everyone respected. He gave me some great advice regarding my pension. Rest easy, dear brother.

I worked with Fred in A.I.D.
Fred seemed to always have a smile on his face and I don't think I ever heard a mean word from him. Always willing to help you and explain things to the younger crew. I feel blessed to have known him. He was one in a million. I will miss him.

My sincere condolences to Fred's family. I worked with Fred in the 18th District. He was a great guy and Police officer. Sorry to hear of his passing. Rest easy Fred.

Such sad news. Fred was a great neighbor and a fine gentleman. Always enjoyed our talks on the front porch. You will surely be missed Fred rest easy🙏🙏🙏

I met Fred in his retirement. I would meet with him annually to complete his retired law enforcement fireamrs qualification. We would always have a nice conversation after the “business” was concluded. I can only echo the sentiment of so many others that knew him, Fred was a true gentleman. I will miss our conversations. Rest in peace my friend.

So sorry to hear that Fred Passed away. A true gentleman, soft spoken. I met him in 1993 working the 14th District together. We where out having a Beer one night and he convinced me to come over to A.I.D. with him. Working together until he retired. Loved the man. Praying for his family.

It is with heavy hearts that we send our loving condolences. Fred was such a kind and gentle man. To say Fred will be missed is an understatements. Keeping Linda, Fred all of his loved ones in our thoughts and prayers.

Kim,
We are so sorry to hear about your dad. We are sorry for the pain that you are experiencing at this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May your dad Rest in Peace as he is welcomed into the arms of Jesus as he enters His Heavenly Kingdom.
God Be Bless!
Love Barb and Toby

I just seen at our police class 50 reunion
RIP

Fred was a wise and wonderful man! He was truly dedicated to his wife, family and many people he considered friends.
His guidance was invaluable however he was never boastful. I can honestly say, Fred will be greatly missed and always fondly remembered!! Much love, blessings offered.

So sorry for your loss. I worked at Tanners and would always enjoy our conversations about the Phillies and his grandchildren. Such a nice guy. He will be missed.