Fred A. Borrow Sr.

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Frederick Allen Borrow Sr., a beloved father, son, and friend, who left us on Thursday, April 2nd, 2026, at the age of 49. Born on Friday, May 21st, 1976, in California, Fred spent his later years residing in Hannibal, NY, where he touched the lives of many with his kindness and dedication.

Fred is survived by his cherished children, Frederick Allen Borrow Jr. and Jayda Lynn Borrow, both of Fulton, NY, and Michael DiGregorio of Fulton, NY. He also leaves behind his mother, Juanita Price, and his devoted companion, Karrie Schremp. Fred was a proud grandfather to Freddy Borrow III, Nico MacDonald, Gracie Borrow, Hazel Borrow, and Jahmari Borrow. He will be fondly remembered by his loving mother figure, Renee Donhauser, as well as several siblings, nieces, nephews, and countless friends.

Fred was preceded in death by his father, Roger Borrow, his granddaughter, Aubrey Borrow, and his grandparents, Eleanor M. Price and Lester Price.

A dedicated employee of the Fulton School District in Fulton, New York, Fred worked as a janitor, where he was known for his strong work ethic and friendly demeanor. Beyond his professional life, Fred was a committed volunteer firefighter with the Cody Fire Department for several years, demonstrating his selflessness and bravery.

An avid Buffalo Bills fan, Fred found joy in the simple pleasures of life. He loved spending time with his family, playing with his RC cars, and riding his snowmobiles and dirt bikes. Fred was passionate about the outdoors, especially fishing, where he found peace and solace.

Fred fought a courageous 13-year battle with stage four Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma disease, showing immense strength and resilience throughout his journey. As per his wishes, there will be no services held. Those who wish to leave a special message for the family can do so by signing the guestbook.

Fred's legacy of love, laughter, and courage will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew him. He will be deeply missed but never forgotten.