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Obituary For Fred Douglas Abrams IV
Airman First Class Fred Douglas Abrams IV of Columbus passed away May 14, 2020 while stationed in Italy. He was 21 years old.
A native of Columbus and the son of Donna Elias and Delmar Abrams(Stacy), Fred was a 2017 graduate of Spencer High School where he was an outstanding baseball player and member of the R.O.T.C. program. He attended Savannah State University on a Baseball Scholarship, where he was a Red Shirt Freshman on the baseball team and was studying Engineering. Currently, he was on active duty with the U.S. Air Force and a part of its Defenders Group.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Dolores Nathan, Fred Douglas Abrams III and Fred Lewis.
Other than his loving parents, he is survived by eight siblings, Javonta Oden, Jermaine Jackson, Tremaine Jackson, Dominique Elias, Rennell Pitts, Charnice Elias, Ny’Jyanna Elias and Atalecia Anderson; his grandparents, Imogene Brooks, Annie Abrams and Ricky Pass; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends.
Airman First Class Abrams will be laid to rest with military honors on Saturday, May 30, 2020 during a Eleven O’clock A.M. Graveside service at Evergreen Memorial Park.
There will be NO public visitation.
Arrangements entrusted to Progressive Funeral Home, Inc.
The Staff of Progressive Funeral Home is honored to support the Abrams family with End of Life Services.
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Add A CondolenceMy condolences to the family. Mrs. Guyton Abrams, I saw your post on FB and just drove me to this page. Fly High Solider; Thanks for your Honorable Service!! Rest In Peace!
My wife and I are neighbors to Fred, his grandmother and other family members. I became acquainted with Fred when he would come over and offer his help to me with my yard work. He was such a kind, respectful and courteous young man. He shared his future college plan with me to pursue a Civil Engineer degree. I let him know how proud of him I was. And when he returned home we spoke briefly where he informed me that he had decided to join the Air Force. Again, another life milestone decision that he shared. And again I shared my proudness of him. This is a young man that all he wanted to do...was to do good in life. Rest In Peace Fred! We will miss you.
