Richard Woolley Fetzer

It was my great pleasure to know Richard W. Fetzer as a volunteer at MOSAIC (4392 South 900 East, Millcreek) the last year of his life. He would welcome diverse clients and assist them in gathering supplies with Gladys, who was/is indeed, his devoted and brilliant wife. His soul is gentle, loving and deeply caring for humankind. I imagine in these times, that he is watching over the diverse humankind that still wander into MOSAIC. It was not until I read his obituary that I realized that...

oh want a wonderful man. i knew him all my life. i have so many good memories of being a kid hanging out with him and his family. love you all so much. he will be missed but never forgotten
Allison McClure- DeVaul

Dear Stuart & Marcy,
We send our condolences to you and your family. Such a strange year where you can't have a funeral or viewings. We enjoyed reading about your dad's history and family. My (Rosalie) mother had Woolley friends in Kanab, UT, but can't talk with her about it! She passed away quite a while ago. We are aging too; this quarantine had made us feel older!

Your connection with the Fetzer Architectural Company is interesting as you remember our son Marty is with...

Dear Ruth, Judy, and your families. We send our love and heart felt sympathy at this difficult time. May you have our Father in Heaven's comforting spirit to be with you.

Much love to you Ruth and Judy. I know my Burton in-laws thought the world of your family and though I did not know your brother, I know how wonderful you girls are and he had to be cut from the same cloth. Sending prayers of comfort and love to your family from Dianne Whitelock Burton Miller & dear husband Steve Miller.

Hello Judy Fetzer Edwards,
Just wish you to know I am thinking of you today as I read about your brother passing away. Hope all goes fine in such an odd situation of maybe not being able to have a funeral.
My condolences to you & your sister Ruth....and family.
Just a thot' as I read the middle name of Woolley, as my boss at Prudential Ins. was Linda Woolley. Interesting....
Love, Chari Rishton Engle