Jay H. Fiedler

Our deepest sympathy to Jay's family. I had many good memories working with Jay while he was with the City of GF. I know that he will be missed. Frank Orthmeyer

Our sympathy and condolences goes out to the family. We will always remember how much he loved hockey since he sat right behind us for many years. Kathy was my music teacher (not to mention my daughters)and remember how much he loved his family. Our prayers and thoughts are with you all.

I go to school with Ainsley at Concordia College. She is a sweet person and I've heard nothing but wonderful things about her father Jay. My deepest sympathies for her and her family. God be with you all.

Condolences to the Jay Fiedler Family. The Fiedlers were my neighbors while I was growing up in Cavalier. Just recently a phone call came into my job site (NDSU) and Jay was on the other end asking for assistance. I was so glad to hear his voice after many years and we had wonderful conversation about years past. I will always treasure the talk we had a couple of weeks ago.

I worked for Jay several years ago, have been his client, and, I hope, a friend of his ever since. Paul's comment is right on the money; he loved North Dakota and loved to tell stories. He loved history and his audible books. I am so saddened by his death. To his family, friends, and co-workers: May God bless you during this difficult time. What a blessing he was in each of our lives.

My heartfelt condolences go out to Jay's brother Steve, whom I have known for a few years. Please take plenty of time for healing. Travel safely.

I’ve not seen Jay since our high school graduation in 1970 and was sorry to hear of his death. I have fond memories of Jay, as a friend and as a classmate.

My condolences to his family & to his friends. Life has many twists & turns. Jay left his mark, professionally & personally. A life lived for others is a life lived well.

I met Jay at his office seeking legal advice at a very difficult time in my life. He not only provided excellent legal guidance but, also showed me how kind and caring, and compassionate person that he was. My sincere sympathy goes out to his family and children. He talked often about his children and was so very proud of them.

I attended Cavalier School and graduated in 1971. Jay was always a very special person with a smile that could melt your heart. I wish to offer my deepest sympathy to Jay's family and friends. You are in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless. Love, MaryLynn