Fred William Wenninger

Kate & Ed:
We express our sincerest condolances. Kalynn and I both lost our fathers at an early age, and know what you must be going through. As others have mentioned, though, we too take comfort in knowing that our fathers are a part of who we are.

Dear Ed and Kate,
Very sorry to hear of Fred's passing. His outstanding legacy is very evident in you, Ed. I'm sure he was very proud of you and I look forward to seeing what God does in your and Kate's lives as you continue to grow and excel at all that you do.

Dear Distant Family
there is to much sadness in my heart to know about Dad passing away. I love him and admire him so much. I will never forget how much I learned and enjoy living with you as an echange student, traveling, hunting and flying, cooking mexican food and laughing, as well as you coming down to visit us. receive our endless love and memory.
Julio & Martha Herrera

Ed,
Sorry to hear about the loss of your father. What a life! It seems like he sure lived life to the fullest and accomplished so many wonderful things. I'm sure there are many fond memories that hopefully will endure forever.

Sincerely,
Chris Provencio

Dear Betty and family,
I was so sorry to hear about Fred. Having known him since his birth, and our parents having been friends from the 40's on, he's always been a special person to me. We all had the highest regard for him as a person and as a friend. I last saw him when he brought his plane to Mineral Wells for service, but I'll always remember him.
My sympathies are with you all.

Janet Woodward Holland

Dear Ed, Kate and family,
We are so very sad for the loss of your father. What a blessing to have such precious memories of an inspiring man. Our prayers are with you during this difficult time. May God's peace be with you now and in the coming days. By the way, your father's obituary in the Wichita Eagle was one of the best written, most wonderful life stories we've ever read!

David & Beverly