Our beloved Fredrick “Freddie” Duane Brewer was born March 16, 1930 in Crowley, CO and went to meet his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on May 2, 2024 at his home in Colorado Springs, CO.

Freddie grew up in Crowley and finished high school in Manzanola, CO. He enlisted in the U.S. Army on March 8, 1951 and deployed to Korea from August 8, 1951 through May 2, 1952 serving as a Combat Medic on the front lines. After his service, he was honorably discharged and moved to Leoti, KS where he spent the next 43 years in farming. He loved watching things grow.  On December 5, 1954 he married Janet Joyce Palmour in Crowley, CO. Freddie gave his heart to follow Jesus in 1956 at the Leoti Baptist Church. He retired from farming in 1995 and moved to Colorado Springs, CO.

He is survived by his wife, Janet; and their five children: Marty Brewer, Terri (Kirk) Larson, Kay (Rex) Walk, Blake (Kassy) Brewer, Bryce (Sue) Brewer; eleven grandchildren: Jenny Walk, Jill (Jason) Hubbard, Jami (Irvin) George, Kolin Walk, Jace (Jordan) Larson, Kye (Olivia) Brewer, Zach Brewer, Shea Walk, Tate Brewer, Quade Brewer, Quinn Brewer; four great-grandchildren: Micah George, Houston Hubbard, Scottie Rose Hubbard, Remington George; and two sisters, Imogene (Russell-deceased) Roddy and Carol (John) Law; and a host of nieces and nephews.  He dearly loved his family and they were his pride and joy.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Fred Calvin and Opal Lena (Ohleson) Brewer; brothers, Robert “Bob” (Lorna) Brewer, Larry “Bucky” (Jan) Brewer; and sister, Maxine (Loren) Sober.

A graveside committal will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, May 8, 2024 at Pikes Peak National Cemetery, 10545 Drennan Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80925, with a memorial service to follow at 11:00 a.m. at Shrine of Remembrance “America the Beautiful” Chapel, 1730 E. Fountain Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO 80910.  A luncheon reception will follow at the Olympian Plaza Reception and Event Center, 975 S. Union Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO 80910.

In lieu of flowers, memorials in Freddie’s name may be made to Crowley Heritage Center, 3rd and Main, Crowley, CO 81033.

Send Flowers

This Obituary Has 15 Condolences

  1. We are saddened to hear of Fred’s passing but am comforted to know he loves the Lord and we will see him again. We love you Janet. Let us know if you need anything.

  2. Oh, Janet, we have been with you and Freddie in our thoughts and prayers throughout this journey. Words ate simply not adequate. So we send our love and prayers and think about our numerous visits and sharing our wonderful grandchildren! God Bless. Larry and Dalene Werner

  3. We have some wonderful memories of our Colorado friends and Freddie and Janet are at the top of that list. Our prayers rest with your whole family.

    Bob and Dale

  4. We praise the Lord that Fred’s faith has now become sight, and he is safe in the arms of Jesus after fighting the good fight of faith. II Tim. 4:7, 8. Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His loved and godly ones. Ps. 116:15
    The Martin Family has been blessed to have had sweet fellowship with the Brewer Family for 40 years and weep with you but not as those who have no hope, but with the sure hope of the resurrection and the joy of the life to come when we will all forever be with the ONE Who has bought us with such a great price! I Cor. 6:20 In Jesus, Jobe, Jenna Dee, Taryn and Mirren

  5. Janet, my deepest sympathies. You both have had such a special place in my heart for such a long time. He will be missed for sure, especially his sweet smile. My heart is with you as well as my prayers. Lisa Eddy

  6. Dear Janet, so sorry to hear of your loss! Will be praying for your heart & your sadness, knowing God will be near! Praying you will draw comfort from your amazing family & sweet memories of your years & life with Freddie! Much love!

  7. Deareast Aunt Janet,
    We were saddened to read of Uncle Freddie’s heaven day but are thankful he is at peace and the arms of our Lord and Savior Jesus. We love you so much and hope to see you soon. Love, Debbi

  8. Janet, I am so saddened to learn of Freddie’s passing. You both have truly been life long friends. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this sad time. (You may not know I lost my Bob on April 5th). Sending love and deepest sympathy.

  9. We are truly saddened to hear about Freddie. Our prayers are for you to get through these tough times. I know you have many family and friends who will do whatever you need. I always enjoyed talking with Freddie about his cars. He was very innovative in his approach to playing duplicate bridge with his patented “Famous Freddie Freestyle”. To say he is in a much better place other than next to you is an understatement. God Bless you. Dale and Gayle

  10. Janet, you and your family are in my prayers. Precious memories! Love, Glyna Koelbl

  11. Janet,
    We are saddened to hear of Freddie’s passing. Freddie’s kindness, joy in living, and general mirth on life teaches us all how to live. Know that you are in our prayers and thoughts.

    Crowley County Heritage Society
    Annette Barber, Jack Lundahl, John Bowers, Linda Sullivan, Shirley Talkington, Rob Burmood, and Kathy Beyer

  12. Dear Brewer family
    I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Freddie. He was a second dad to me as I was growing up across the street. I have so many wonderful memories with Freddie and Janet and kids. I will always remember all of you fondly and with love.
    My dad has already passed, but I know Freddie was a special person to him. We all shared many, many fun times.
    I send you thoughts and prayers from myself, my family and my mom, Virginia.
    Brenda Lines (Wilson)

  13. I noticed someone mentioning Freddie’s laugh. I loved his laugh and smiles. He was always so interested in everyone’s lives. Many times as people age they become self focused, but not you, Janet or Freddie. You were always thinking of others. I’ve always loved to have conversations with you both, your wisdom and curiosity never stopped. And your love has always been so transparent. Not only for Christ but also your love for family and friends. You have always inspired me to be a better Christian and person.
    And the stories! Oh I love all your stories. You both have looked at life with joy and fun, which brings me back to Freddie’s laugh. I will miss that. Even in adversity you have found the goodness of the Lord!
    You both have left an amazing legacy that will live on through your children, grandchildren and all those who love you!
    Love you so so much!❤️

  14. Dear Aunt Janet and family, we’re so sorry to hear of Uncle Freddie’s passing. Alan and I send you our deepest condolences. We will always remember him as the kind, generous and fun loving man that he was. With love, Dorly and Alan.

  15. Kay and Family,
    I didn’t know Freddie personally, but I’ve heard so many wonderful things about him that I feel I knew what a wonderful man he was to all who spent time with him : ) I’m especially thankful for the legacy of his beautiful daughter, Kay, that I’m blessed to have as a dear friend. I’m thankful for the love of God that her parents placed in her and for what an awesome dad Freddie was to her 🙂
    Love,
    Donna in Frisco

Leave Your Condolences

Close Menu