April Shanta Fencher

To Sandra & Family: You have my deepest sympathy. May God give you strength.

TO APRILS FAMILY,
MY HEART GOES OUT TO YOU ALL . SHE USED TO BE MY MANAGER AND FRIEND WHEN I WORKED WITH HER AND THE OLD VALLEY DAYS, MAY YOU REST IN PEACE AND MAY GOD KEEP YOU. I KNOW YOU ARE IN A BETTER PLACE NOW..
YOUR FRIEND WENO

My prayers and respects to Ms.Ahlijah and the whole family, just wanted to send my condolence. keep the faith and Jah bless.

To April's Mom and Her Family,

Back in the late 70's I was the 13-14 year old who delivered the afternoon Gazette to you at your apartment on Tacoma St. Besides delivery boy and customer, we didn't really know each other, although I fondly recall you being one of my better, more loyal customers. Some years later, in the mid to late 80's, I met April while working at McD's on Lincoln St. I was actually the crew trainer who trained her when she first started, and was glad to watch...

My Thoughts & Prayers are with your family during this difficult time. I worked several years with April at
Mc Donalds & she was one of my best friends there.I ran into her a while ago & got a big hug & her smile would always be so warm & friendly. She will be missed & every time I think of her I will smile up at her.
God Bless,
Jeanine (Keevan) Publicover

My prayers are with the family and friends of Ms. April. April was a very good friend of my brother and I.

My deepest condolences to April's mom and the entire Fencher family.April and I shared good times and a lot of laughs.Her picture playing the viola is precious and brings a tear to my eye as well as a chuckle from my heart. I often joked with her about playing for me, but not really a joke, I REALLY wanted to hear her play.Well maybe when we meet again. She's sadly missed, as well as Gladys is too.God be with you all...Colleen Cutty Putnam,CT.

To the Fencher family,
I first met April in 7th grade when she almost beat me up playing basketball in gym. Later that year we met in the Worcester All City Orchestra and I thought she plays the viola, how tough could she be. From then our friendship lasted all through high school and we laughed a lot about our first meeting way back in Jr.High. She was a great friend and also a great protector for me riding the bus home from Burncoat. She was the kind of friend who always stuck by you...

"Our Condolences for your loss. May God be with you in your time of grief." The Waire family (Worcester, MA)