Deborah J. Fekeshazy

Just saw the notice in todays paper.(5/21/07). I was heartsick. I met Debbie in 1981 when she started classes at St Paschals. I had turned 50 and thought I was too old. She said absolutely not. I joined and was with her for 13 years. One of the best times of my life. She was the best. I shared her joy when Natasha and Michael were born.
I will remember her and your Family in my Prayers.
Love Lillian

I remember Debbie from years ago from the old Cathedral Latin days and the parties at her parents home. The Mahne's are a great family. I'm sorry Frank, Rose & Dennis that I was unable to attent the services. May she Rest in Peace.

The thoughts and prayers of those who know Deborah's sister, Laura Schwendeman, here in southwest Virginia, are with the extended Fekeshazy family in this time of great loss and sorrow. May the simple words of Matthew 5:4 be remembered at this time: "Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted."

I am so sorry to hear about dear Deb. My thoughts and prayers go out to the Fekeshazy family. I was fortunate enough to meet Deb and her daughter, Natasha when they visited San Francisco to see Shelly and Rick Gallisa.

I was so sorry to read of Debbi's death. She introduced me to Yoga in the classes she taught at the Sophia Center at Ursuline College a few years ago. When the center closed her classes were not convenient for my schedule, so, sadly, I lost track of her. She was such a positive and cheerful person. She always spoke so fondly of her family.
My deepest sympathy to all of you. May your sadness soon be replaced with happy memories of her smiling face. I know she will always be in your...

To Debbie's Loving Family,
How very privileged to have been embraced by Deb's light. Her beautiful essence will forever be reflected in those she touched and loved. Deb was a friend and Jazzercise colleague and the memories we shared will live in my heart forever. May this journey of loss one day be replaced by the warm beauty of her ever present spirit.

I was a grade school friend of Debbie's and have many fond memories of hanging out with the Mahne girls. I extend my deepest sympathy to all of you. You are in my thoughts and prayers. God Bless. Sincerely, Kathi (Smith) Holden

Debbie's smile, humor and bright personality made people gravitate to her. Her outstanding Jazzercise instruction taught countless students how to exercise well and enjoy it. She helped us get healthier, changing our lives for the better. Her joyous spirit was infectious, and her energizing, positive attitude kept numerous students loyal to her class for years. She will be sorely missed by so many. May she rest in peace and may God bless and keep her.

All of Deb's Jazzercise family will miss her. My prayers are with her many friends and family.