Jesse J. Fenu

I am so so very sorry to hear of this tremendous loss. I lost my dad to cancer as a 12-year-old and Jesse, my friend from our Ed Smith days is one of the people who was right there, offering encouraging words and a funny infectious grin. Jesse was at my first ever boy-girl party,my student government victories and defeats and was a gentleman and a mensh even as a boy.

My heart goes out to you, his beautiful family, and I am so glad you all had each other. I have to dispute what another...

To Monica and Family:
Crystal and I first want to extend our deepest sympathy to you and your family. I am deeply saddened by Jesse's passing. I considered Jesse a very dear friend and will treasure the warm and often funny memories.

I am sorry that conditions wouldn't permit me to be there to lend my support in person. Know that you are all in our prayers each & everyday.

We will be in town in October and with your permission would like to stop by and see you. God Bless.

Cara,

My prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.

Monica,
I am deeply saddened by Jesse's passing. I am so sorry for your family's loss.
Seeing the pictures of your beautiful family (on Jesse's website) makes me smile and gives me some small measure of comfort that part of Jesse will go on in your daughters. He has such a look of pride in his eyes with you three, it's beautiful.

Kristin
(I was in Jesse's classes for many years through Nottingham)

Monica, I am so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers have been with you. We were unable to attend the services for Jesse, because we were out of town. The Palucci Family

I only heard of Jesse's illness and passing today. Words cannot express the sorrow I feel and emptiness that his death has left. Though it has been years since we spoke, I consider Jesse to be one of "those people." The ones who influenced the person I am today. He always had a kind word for others, a supportive smile, he always offered to help before the request was made, and seemed to be there with a supportive shoulder when one was needed. His warmth embraced people from all walks of...

Being a Hospice RN,the first section of the paper I read is the obituaries.Donny and Lisa Cottet stopped by two days after your husbands death,and a disscusion came up on how many young people are terminal,and their death is at such an early time in their life,after disscusing the obituary page. Lisa then asked "Remember Monica",who was in our wedding?Of course I did from the wedding, as well from you babysitting Regina many times at our Hill St.home in Chittenango. Memories never die, so...

Monica- my thoughts and prayers are with you and your girls! I feel so sad about this.
I just saw Kev Willy...who updated me on you guys.

Please let Justine know that my heart is breaking reading of the passing of her son, Jesse. Haven't seen you in many, many years, but have a fond memory of meeting Jesse when he was about 11 or so, and remember he was a delightful young man even then. My heart goes out to you, and the rest of the family.