FELTON - Fredric M. Rohm went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, April 16, 2013. Fred was very active in Christian circles including being the president of the Delaware Crusade for Christ, deacon, trustee and Bible teacher in several Delaware churches. He had a keen interest in soul winning and Bible prophesies. Born in Delaware, Fred graduated from Newark High School, University of Delaware and the Institutes for Organization Management. He spent a career in non-profit management serving the United States Table Tennis Association, Delaware State Chamber of Commerce, Greater Newark Chamber of Commerce, New Castle County Chamber of Commerce and the Harford County Chamber of Commerce in Bel Air, Maryland. He was a certified Chamber of Commerce Executive. Most recently Fred was President of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Milford, Delaware. He also served on the City of Milford Economic Development Advisory Panel, as Vice President of the Work Force Development Commission and Vice President of Milford Aquarium, Inc. During his career Fred served on a host of boards of directors of Delaware organizations including the Police Chiefs Foundation, Highway Users Federation, Jobs for Delaware Graduates, Manufacturing Alliance, Society for Industrial Security, Safety Council, Association of Chambers of Commerce, Senior Olympics and several Rotary Clubs. He played on the University of Delaware table tennis team that finished third at the national collegiate tournament. He won Delaware Senior Olympics gold medals in table tennis and billiards. Fred leaves behind his loving wife Donna; and four children, Robert, of Rosedale, Md., Wendy Rohm, of Wilmington, N.C., Marci Stevens, of Lawrenceville, Ga. and Laurie Rohm, of Doraville, Ga.; three grandchildren; a step-son, Matthew Woomer of Denton, MD.; and three step-grandchildren. Fred spent 24 years in the US Navy and Reserve, retiring as a Chief Warrant Officer (W4). Services will be held Saturday, April 20, 2013 at 12 p.m. at Manship Chapel, 4912 Burnite Mill Road, (DE Rt. 12), Felton, DE. with visitation after 10 a.m. Burial will be private in Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Bear. Memorial gifts in lieu of flowers should be made to Manship Chapel. Arrangements in the care of Berry-Short Funeral Home, Felton.