Birth date: Nov 30, 1956 Death date: Jan 3, 2026
Goldsboro- We are saddened to announce the passing of Mr. Fred Breeden Jr. age 69, who peacefully departed this life on Saturday, January 03, 2026 at his residence. The Celebration of Life will be, Wednesday, January 28, 2026 at 1 Read Obituary
Fire in aunt Mae's back yard and the firemen came to put it out.
Aunt Mary Browns' repass we talked, he met my son Yuri and they shared bike stories, I loved it!
My sincere condolences to the Breeden family.
On behalf of the Goldsboro High School Class of 1977, we send our condolences to our classmate Catherine (Candy), on the passing of her brother. May the grace of God be with you and your family. God bless you.
Reverend Dr. Michael Johnson
Class Chaplain
I worked with Fred many years ago. A nice man. Sympathies to the family
It doesn't seem real my husband has left us. 😭 but God said my child it's time to come home. Please Keep his wife daughter his granddaughter brother's and sister in your Prayers ❤️✍️
I send my sincere condolences to the family. I was glad to see you on our 50th class reunion. Rest in peace classmate of '75. Thomasena Battle Thompson 🙏
My Sa Bum Nim will truly be missed. I remember sparring against him and told me to advance towards him I said Sir I'm not coming towards a loaded gun, referring to his lightening fast techniques. He said Terry you are crazy and proceeded to come towards me and scored points on me, but explained to me that's why he was able to score because of my mistakes. He use tell me move your head back as we were sparring I did it to because that was going to be a target for him. He told me some of the students did some technique like him. He said I did the hook kick like him. I tell you that hyped me up. He told me when teach always teach techniques that will work, not smoke and mirrors bull crap. Thank you for passing on your knowledge to me. Love you Fred Breeden Jr.
Remembering Fred from being my neighbor on Denmark St. and also my classmate of the Class Of 1975.I use to see Fred always begin in the yard doing his karate.He was great at it too.He was a very nice person ,everytimes I seen him it was good conversation.I remember his whole family from growing up in then Elmwood Terrace area.I will be praying for the Breeden Family for comforted and Peace that surpasses all understanding.Look up to the hills wencest come your help.It is the LORD.My sincere and deepest condolences.
