Birth date: Sep 29, 1952 Death date: Mar 17, 2011
BEARDEN, FRED B., III The world is a bit darker and the laughter more subdued with the passing of Biff Bearden (Fred B. Bearden III), September 29, 1952-March 17, 2011. He was raised in Richardson, Texas, by Fred and Betty Bearden Read Obituary
Biff, I was very saddened to learn of your passing today. I always enjoyed when our paths crossed at customer's offices and industry functions. I had the utmost respect for you and thought of you as a true gentleman and professional. It is obvious from the comments here that you touched many-so you'll continue on in people's hearts. Rest in Peace.
My sweetest, sweetest Biffy. I can't believe you are gone. This world will never be the same. I miss you so much. Rest in peace sweet generous man. I love you.
Biff will be greatly missed. He was a classy guy that always put his clients interest first. I could always rely on him for his keen insites and advice on the industry. He had a great laugh and was always impeccably dressed…. Biff I miss you!
Godspeed Biff. You are going to be sorely missed. You were one of the true gentlemen of the industry. Requiescas in Pace.
I have so many fond memories over the many years I've known Biff, he will be deeply missed…
Preston Tower will miss your smiles, your laughter and that sense of humor. The pool/resort will be a little less bright this summer. You will be missed,but thought of often. My deepest sympathy to family and friends. God Bless and Good-bye for now Biffers… I will miss when those elevator doors would open and there you would be….always a fun time even if for two minutes.
You will be missed. Rest in peace.
Biff, I'm sure there are more people than myself asking, is there I could have done to help you. When I went thru my battle with Cancer, you were there for me, giving me hope and encourgement. I wish I could have returned the favor. I still owe you a Cohiba Cuban cigar. I'll bring it with me, when we meet again. Take Care My Friend….
Biff, Thanks for the knowledge that you shared and the happy memories that you left us with. Rest in Peace my friend.
My lasting image of Biff is at an E-Source Turkey Fry where he would strategically wear the most expensive shirt he owned as to avoid working the fry line, thus staying near the bar and entertaining. Which is really where he belonged because Biff was the life of any party. He will be missed by many.
