Frederick Roy Schiller is best recognized as the first husband of Anne Whitfield who was married twice in her life. Couple tied knot in 1958 and they had one child before getting divorced in 1969. Then she married John F. Phillips in 1976 and they had two kids together, a daughter and a son.
Anne Whitfield’s first name is sometimes seen spelled Ann and was the daughter of Richard N. Whitfield Jr. and Frances Turner Whitfield. She took her last breathe on February 15, 2024 and was not married at the time of her death.
Where is Frederick Roy Schiller now?
Frederick Roy Schiller is not a popular personal though he is only recognized as the ex-husband of, Anne Whitfield. He keeps his life totally under media and limelight.
He is content with his private life and prefers to stay out of the public eye. He values his privacy and enjoys living a quiet, low-key existence away from the scrutiny of the media. While some may wonder about his life post-divorce from Anne Whitfield, Frederick remains focused on living his life on his own terms far from the spotlight.
Anne Whitfield death
Anne Whitfield was born on August 27, 1938 in Oxford, Mississippi. Her parents were University of Mississippi band directors and speech teachers.
After moving to California, she attended Rosewood Avenue Public School. She attended the University of California, Los Angeles, timing her education around her radio career by 17. She died abruptly while walking in her Washington neighborhood. She was 85. Her family wrote,
“Through the kindness of neighbors who provided expert medical support, family had the gift to say goodbye and express love and gratitude, a gift we will always cherish.”
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“Just this past December during the holidays, Annie was able to watch White Christmas with her family on the movie’s 70th anniversary. Although Annie was a talented actor, Los Angeles didn’t have enough trees for her and she left Hollywood for her new life ‘up north’ in the 1970’s. During this transition, Annie became devoted to causes that promote Peace and preserve nature,” her family shared. “After ‘retiring’, Annie worked tirelessly as an activist and community organizer, working right up until the day she passed away.”
As per Tom Whitfield’s obituary
Annie had 7 grandchildren and 3 children. Her family loved her and were her top priority. Anne leaves daughters Julie and Allison, son Evan, and adoring grandchildren.
