Birth date: Oct 13, 1952 Death date: Oct 8, 2012
On October 8, Fred Llana, 59, died of heart failure in Gainesville, Fl where he lived with his family for 26 years. He is survived by his wife, Michelle Springer-Llana, daughter, Heather (Llana) Williams and his two Grandsons, Nat Read Obituary
Words are not enough to ease the pain you are feeling. Know that he is with God and God is also with you in your time of need. I so enjoyed the slide pictures of his family trip to Spain at our family reunion.
I wish your family my deepest sympathy.
Fred you will be greatly missed. My prayers are with you and your family.
My heart goes out to Fred's family and friends. I will remember all the funny stories fred used to tell. God bless.
Jane
Michelle, my thoughts and prayers are with you, Raphael and all the family at this difficult time. I know it's a great comfort to you now and in the days to come that Fred was so special to everyone who knew him. I only met him once and always remembered him and wished he could have come to the family reunion again. Surround yourself with family and friends and cherish your memories of Fred. May God's peace fill the void that Fred left. With love, Aunt Ann
My deepest sympathies go out to Fred's family and friends. I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Fred at Shands. His love for his family was obvious in his actions and word; some of his most animated conversations involved stories about his family (and fishing ). In particular, I remember how much he enjoyed a trip to Spain a couple of years ago. I hope your warm memories of him will soon ease the pain of his sudden passing.
There are no words to express my shock and sadness. I know Freddie will be missed by all who loved him. I will always remember him fondly and know family and friends all have special memories of him.
With my deepest condolences and love.
Lorraine
I am so sorry to read of Freddy's passing. I have fond memories of Freddy as we were friends in high school and played drums together in the marching band. I also remember the great time we had marching in the Cherry Blossom Parade in Washington DC back in 1969. My sincere condolences to the family.
My deepest sympathy to the Llana and Torres families at this time of sorrow.
May God bring brighter times in the days to come. Love Uncle Jim
My deepest sympathy to the family. Freddy was the greatest of guys and I am so proud to have know him. After high school we always loose touch but never from our hearts. Freddy may you rest in peace.
Our prayers and hearts are with you at this difficult time. My your good memories bring you comfort when things get tough. God bless you and be with you.
