Freddie Ray Wilburn
August 14th, 1964 - February 16th, 2026
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Freddie Ray Wilburn
61 of Bangor, Michigan went to Heaven on Monday, February 16th, 2026 at home surrounded by family.
He was born in Watervliet on August 14th, 1964, to Horace “Neal” Wilburn and Phyllis Shuck.
He is survived by his two daughters- Jessica (Alex) Wauchek and Hayley (Alex) Fletcher; Along with his grandchildren- Tristan, Bentley, Ayden and Harper. Also, his parents Neal (Debbie) and Phyllis along with his brothers Ronnie, Billy, Kenny and James.
He is preceded in death by his twin brother Eddie along with his step father Fred.
Prior to early retirement he was a heavy equipment operator for L.E. Barber out of Benton Harbor for over 30 years. Where he made many friends!
Fred was deeply involved with his daughters and grandchildren, always going to games, bowling, Michigan flywheelers and races! He loved playing cards with his friends and going to the casino. Every Sunday he would have breakfast at his Dads and lunch at his Moms.
A celebration of Life luncheon will be held on Saturday, February 28th at 2pm at the Moose Lodge in South Haven. Please feel free to bring your favorite photo to share! Flowers can be sent to Jessica Wauchek at 45 Chippewa Ct. South Haven, MI.
61 of Bangor, Michigan went to Heaven on Monday, February 16th, 2026 at home surrounded by family.
He was born in Watervliet on August 14th, 1964, to Horace “Neal” Wilburn and Phyllis Shuck.
He is survived by his two daughters- Jessica (Alex) Wauchek and Hayley (Alex) Fletcher; Along with his grandchildren- Tristan, Bentley, Ayden and Harper. Also, his parents Neal (Debbie) and Phyllis along with his brothers Ronnie, Billy, Kenny and James.
He is preceded in death by his twin brother Eddie along with his step father Fred.
Prior to early retirement he was a heavy equipment operator for L.E. Barber out of Benton Harbor for over 30 years. Where he made many friends!
Fred was deeply involved with his daughters and grandchildren, always going to games, bowling, Michigan flywheelers and races! He loved playing cards with his friends and going to the casino. Every Sunday he would have breakfast at his Dads and lunch at his Moms.
A celebration of Life luncheon will be held on Saturday, February 28th at 2pm at the Moose Lodge in South Haven. Please feel free to bring your favorite photo to share! Flowers can be sent to Jessica Wauchek at 45 Chippewa Ct. South Haven, MI.
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