Fred Levin Obituary: Fred Marc Levin, 52, died at home on Monday, April 6 after a long and valiant fight with kidney disappointment. He was encircled by loved ones.

Fred was the proprietor of Siegel’s Uniforms in midtown Evansville where he made many deep rooted companions. He satisfied his fantasy of possession in 2002 following 20 years of dealing with the store with his closest companion, Alan Siegel. Fred’s fourth Street deals experience began as a little fellow at this present family’s store, Dave Levin and Sons.

Fred went to 4 years at Indiana University and was an enthusiastic IU Basketball fan. He was an individual from the Hadi Shrine, continuing in the strides of his cherished granddad, Hymie Levin. Fred revered the sport of golf and could recollect each and every opening he shot.

His most esteemed recollections are those he made on his various excursions to Disney World with his family. He was exceptionally pleased to impart his birthday to his saint, Walt Disney.

Fred was an individual from First Christian Church, Evansville, and cherished being a piece of his Wednesday night little gathering.

He was gone before in death by his incredible granddad Dave Levin; his grandparents Hymie and Ann Levin; his folks Irving and Betty Levin; father-in-law Wendell Wilke; and a few aunties, uncles and cousins.

Fred is made due by his caring spouse Kim (Wilke); girl Elizabeth (Craig Eads); and child Marc. Additionally enduring are his sisters Jeri Utley and Cindy Rath; his #1 cousin Steve Karp; relative Pat Wilke; brother by marriage Kevin Wilke (Tami) and a few nieces and nephews.