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Bette Jones, of Farmington, CT, passed away peacefully on Sunday, May 3, 2020 of Covid 19 complications. Bette was born on August 24, 1939 in Providence, Rhode Island, to Celia and Thomas McTague. Bette was raised in Providence Rhode Island and Willimanctic, CT, eventually raising her family in Farmington, CT. She attended Windham High school […]

Fred The Godson had a mural painted in his honor in The Bronx, New York, and his daughters helped with unveiling the piece of art earlier this week.

Fred The Godson Recieves A Street Named In His Honor Written by Basinradio on February 22, 2021 Following his tragic passing on April 23rd, 2020,Fred The Godson‘s legacy has been immortalized by way of a Bronx street named in his honor. Today, supportive fans gathered to watch the unveiling of Frederick “Fred the Godson” Thomas Way on the corner of Leggett Avenue and Kelly Street in The Bronx, Fred’s home borough. The ceremony was a...

Fred The Godson Has Street Named After Him in the Bronx VladTV 1,641 views   •  comments “I’m thrilled that Fred’s name and legacy are being recognized all over the world, specifically in the neighborhood he grew up in.” - @RealSwaypic.twitter.com/0RwSCYg1HP— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) February 22, 2021 Following the tragic passing of New York lyricist Fred The Godson to COVID-19 last year, his hometown borough of the Bronx honored the late rapper by naming a street after him.  Freder...

A portion of Leggett Avenue in the Bronx, where Fred the Godson grew up, was renamed in his honor.

“It was just like — he’s gone and he’s gonna die, that’s it,” LeeAnn Jemmott said in an interview. “I don’t even know how I felt, I just felt like I was going to die. Now, instead of the ventilator supporting him 100 percent, it’s supporting him 70 percent. We need him like he is our strength, he is our good vibes, our positivity. Don’t just assume they are going to die. Because that’s all we are hearing is people dying, dying, dying. He’s winning, he’s winning.” He ...

Fred The Godson, unfortunately, passed away from complications from COVID-19 last year but his legacy lives on forever.