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Diana Montclair
Fredric's Daughter
Fredric "Tom" Thomas Rapp, Sr.
4 de noviembre de 1942 - 4 de octubre de 2025
4 de noviembre de 1942 - 4 de octubre de 2025
2 Timothy 4:7 I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith
Fredric Thomas (Tom) Rapp, Sr. of Las Cruces, New Mexico, born November 4, 1942, in Syracuse, New York, passed away peacefully on October 4, 2025, at the age of 82.
As a descendant of the William Wallace (Braveheart) lineage and Thomas Mayhew, the Elder, first governor of Martha's Vineyard, Tom's life was one most lived. Hustling his way through every state in the country, his paintings were magnificent; his glass etchings were breathtaking; his inventions, like the first walking doll, changed the world; and his pastor sermons were heard across the US. He might have served alongside your grandfather in the Navy, or you may even be wearing gold he mined with equipment he designed himself. His certainly was a life most lived.
Beloved son of the late Vincent H. and Jeanette M. Rapp; he is survived by his 3 children, Fredric Rapp, Jr., Diana Montclair, Michelle Andrus; 7 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren; 3 siblings, Patricia Seewald, Donald (Ann) Rapp, Suzanne Kovach; nieces and nephews; and his dear friends Brenda Soriano and Eva Northcliff whose love and companionship greatly enhanced his final decade.
Known as a genius before his time, Tom (Fred) will be greatly missed.
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Suzanne Kovach



YUP, As we grew up together ❤️ There were so many memories and great family times. You will be missed my dear brother ❤️🧡
Antonio Smith

TOM WAS SUCH AN ACCOMPLISHED MAN. HE LIVED A FULL LIFE. WE HAD SUCH A GOOD TIME Eva, Jerry, Jim and I. Good food. Good company. Great conversation about a outstanding man.
Patricia Amelia Rapp Seewald



My beloved brother Freddy (born 4 November 1942) and I (born 15 June 1939) began our bonding on the carpet in front of our Aunt Dorothy Rapp's mahogany victrola, made by the Victor Talking Machine Company. There he would laugh at my mentions of Crunchy Croachy cereal. As we grew older, his disappearing foot and his imitations of Elvis (with a broom serving as Freddy's guitar) would make me laugh till my stomach hurt and Mom would say "Stop encouraging your brother!" Freddy's life was not all top-drawer humor. He'd been born with so many allergies that his doctor wanted to write him up in a medical journal. He was allergic to field grasses, flour, egg whites, and cow's milk. To soothe his tormented itching, our mother would bathe him in cornstarch water. He was EVER the happy wanderer . . . in the dark of night, he would climb out of the attic window and shimmy down the lower rooftop, to go where his spirit led him. And now God's Spirit has led my beloved Freddy to his Lord.
Jim Wilcox
Tom was in Eva's Spanish class when I met him. I would help him find the place in the study guide. We both shared a love of cats
Suzanne Kovach
As your baby Sister, I will miss sending you Christmas cookies 🍪 and getting your $20. Bribery. LOL. I'm sure you are with your Lord in Heaven as you wouldn't have it any other way. You were Loved more than you know ❤️ RIP MY BELOVED BROTHER 😢
Diana Montclair
The world will be a little more boring without you, Daddy.
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