Steve S. Fazekash

I am sorry to hear of the loss of
your husband, Mrs. Fazekash. You
were my Clerk Typist teacher. A
teacher that left an impression,
and made a difference. In my prayers. Sincerely, Diane Hastings
Beran. Your class of 1973

Our sympathies go out to the whole Fazekash family, especially our old friends Greg and Carol. May they find peace in the knowledge that Steve is resting peacefully far from the suffering that he endured through his illness.

Through the years we have become close to the Fazekash family by the flowers they have sent each other. We thouroughly enjoyed being a part of their celebrations with the flowers we arranged for them. We are so sorry and had no idea you were dealing with such an illness. May God send his grace upon you and hold you during this very difficult time. Love and prayers, All of us at Seifert's Flower Mill

We will forever remember Steve, before the darkness descended, walking in the light of his garden, the trees whispering delight at his passing, the flowers perking their bright petals toward the sun of their master's gentle bend, the water rippling applause. As we think on these images, so burnished in our mind's eye, we see His work here was done. The Good Lord, master of all needed his light and diligent countenance in the heavely garden. Thank you for being such a great neighbor, such a...

My prayers and love go out to the loving Fazekash family. What a wonderful parenting team Steve and Carol were to raise a daughter like Carmen. The room brightens when she walks in. She is a chip off the old block. He will be missed.

May God Rest Steve's soul and Grant him everlasting peace. May Steve's memory be eternal. I shall miss my wonderful, true friend and, of course, those famous bear hugs. Eh, Steve! Love you, Mary Kostas Anasson