Obituary for Frederick Omondi Mahia Awich
Frederick Omondi Mahia Awich was born on April 30th, 1991 in Dayton, Ohio to Yusto and Mary Awich. He passed on June 30th, 2020 at the age of 29 from leukemia. He is survived by his parents along with his older sister Abigail Dudley and twin brother Phillip Awich as well as his nephews Zachary and Zaire Dudley. He was a resident of North Brunswick, NJ. He received his bachelors in communications/journalism from Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ in 2013.
Frederick was always a spirited young man. Anything he did he put his all into; never limiting himself to liking only one thing, he was multi-faceted that way. He loved to watch cartoons when he was younger which transformed into him drawing vector art which he has some on display on his website http://fawich.com
He also loved to dress well. No matter where he was going, he didn’t want to be caught slipping.
His ability to remember the smallest detail and bring it up years later was unmatched.
He was also this way with music and art. Frederick loved music. He was always going to a concert to see his favorite artist. And with that was his love for travel which he got from his brother Phillip. He would travel to Canada, one of his favorite places, and eat lots different food - poutine especially - and go to any and every art museum.
He was an excellent Uncle. Always taking care of his nephews. Zachary gave him a run for his money, but they became best buds. Zaire was his lil ‘Big Leek.’
His mother, Mary, was a huge influence in his life and she was with him every step of the way. There was nothing that she would not do for him and vice versa. They had an unbreakable mother and son bond. They created memories that would last a lifetime together; from their travels to just chilling at home.
Frederick will truly be missed.
Immediate family and close friends can visit Monday July 6, 2020, from 5-7 PM, at The Ruby Memorial Home, 2050 Route 130, North Brunswick, where a memorial service will be held at 6 PM.
Funeral arrangements are under the respectful care and direction of Ruby Memorial Funeral & Cremation Services in North Brunswick, NJ. Family & Friends may share memories and offer condolences at www.rubymemorialhome.com.
Frederick was always a spirited young man. Anything he did he put his all into; never limiting himself to liking only one thing, he was multi-faceted that way. He loved to watch cartoons when he was younger which transformed into him drawing vector art which he has some on display on his website http://fawich.com
He also loved to dress well. No matter where he was going, he didn’t want to be caught slipping.
His ability to remember the smallest detail and bring it up years later was unmatched.
He was also this way with music and art. Frederick loved music. He was always going to a concert to see his favorite artist. And with that was his love for travel which he got from his brother Phillip. He would travel to Canada, one of his favorite places, and eat lots different food - poutine especially - and go to any and every art museum.
He was an excellent Uncle. Always taking care of his nephews. Zachary gave him a run for his money, but they became best buds. Zaire was his lil ‘Big Leek.’
His mother, Mary, was a huge influence in his life and she was with him every step of the way. There was nothing that she would not do for him and vice versa. They had an unbreakable mother and son bond. They created memories that would last a lifetime together; from their travels to just chilling at home.
Frederick will truly be missed.
Immediate family and close friends can visit Monday July 6, 2020, from 5-7 PM, at The Ruby Memorial Home, 2050 Route 130, North Brunswick, where a memorial service will be held at 6 PM.
Funeral arrangements are under the respectful care and direction of Ruby Memorial Funeral & Cremation Services in North Brunswick, NJ. Family & Friends may share memories and offer condolences at www.rubymemorialhome.com.