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Robert Frederick aka "Phrog" was born in Townsend, MT and grew up and lived in Livingston. He graduated from Park High in 1965. He then joined the Navy and served 3 tours in Vietnam. After serving his country he returned home and began work as a carpenter and a roofer. He worked 21 years at the County Incinerator where he began collecting treasures that other people threw away. As we honor Phrog's memory, we invite you to participate in an auction that celebrates his life's journey and the treasures he amassed along the way. This auction will feature an exquisite array of items, each infused with Phrog's spirit and unique touch. From intricately polished agates to carpentry tools that once built dreams, this collection represents the many facets of a life well-lived. Let us come together to celebrate Robert "Phrog" Frederick's life, his dedication to his country, his craftsmanship, and his unyielding passion for the beauty hidden in the ordinary. May these treasures find new homes where they will continue to inspire and remind us of the extraordinary in the everyday.