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NAVED member and vintage diver Fred Morrison of Buffalo, NY lost a three year battle with cancer.
Fred was the epitome of a vintage diver, always historically correct in his gear configuration. Fred was 52 years old. We vintage divers will miss you.
I last dove with Fred in August, spending two days with him and our old, trusty gear. His last note to me was three weeks before his passing. Living on the west coast, the news didn't reach me until yesterday and I am devastated. Fred was a class act and on my next sojourn out into the ocean, I'll find a spot off the reef, kick back, and take a couple of minutes to think about him in the environment that he loved so much.
I don't recall meeting Fred -- but like all the other vintage divers I have met I am certain that I would have liked him and considered him as a true brother of the underwater world
I never got the privilage of meeting this guy. By what ive read he sounded a great guy, prayers go out to the family and friends of fred. Once again R.I.P dude.
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