Evans his brothers and sisters-in-law, Elizabeth and John Smith, Susan and Mark Carrier, Anne Healey, Joan Healey, Frank T.
Dorney and daughter-in-law Trang Nguyen his brother Anthony B. His constant love, support, and sense of humor will be sorely missed by his family and friends.įred is survived by his wife, Mary H. He was an avid reader, plant enthusiast, and dog lover. They share many fond memories, including time spent swimming at the Grove in Lakeville, fishing, playing basketball and baseball, and watching the NY Mets. He and his wife, Mary, met at UConn and had triplets, Sam, Emily, and Frank, whom they raised in Lakeville, CT. This was reflected in his advocacy on behalf of a wide range of clients throughout the greater Hartford area and in the Northwest Corner.įred took great pride in his family. Fred believed in the importance of making legal services accessible and being kind to others. He ran a general law practice for thirty-three years, specializing in taxation, workers’ compensation and personal injury, estate planning and administration, real estate, and business formation. Later he moved his office to Farmington Avenue in West Hartford.
After working briefly for a taxation and accounting firm in Boston, Fred returned to Connecticut in November 1989 and started his own law practice on Russ Street in Hartford. in History from the University of Connecticut in 1981, his J.D. He is predeceased by his parents and his beloved sister, Cheryl Cadman Evans. Born May 30, 1959, in New Rochelle, NY he was the son of the late Carolyn Scoville (Fisher) Cadman and Samuel Parkes Cadman II. Cadman II passed away on at Hartford Hospital, surrounded by his loving family.
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