William Fieselman

My name is Faith Bynum, and I am sorry for your loss. However, I am wondering if this man was the son of Mary L. Fieselman who lived/lives in Birmingham/Forestdale, Alabama. She used to write letters to me, and I have not heard from her in quite sometime. Please, let me know.

Ann, I have been thinking about you lately, wondering how we could re-connect and catch up with each other. I found the news of your husband's passing today while searching for you. I'm so sorry for your loss and pray that God will minister to you in wonderful ways as you and your family move through this time. I won't publish my personal email here, but please check for me on Facebook and maybe we can talk some time soon. Blessings, my friend! -Pat Boozer

Fieselman Family~

I am sorry for your loss.

Bill and I attended West End High School & Auburn University during the same time.
He and his parents attended Beverly Methodist Church.

Ann, I am so sorry to read of your loss. I know he will be missed , but I am sure you have many many happy emories. My heartfelt prayers are with you . I remember him from the Cullman Church Homecoming...such a gentleman...Know that you will be in my prayers and thoughts. Elwanda

Ann & Family
May God place his blessing on all of you as you grieve Bills loss and also as you remember the great guy he was . I am a fellow West End graduate and we spent a lot of time remembering the school and the West End community as a whole , after I met him at Amtec . He obviously had great love for his family and I believe he lived a very complete life , driven by his intense curiosity for anything he was involved in . I will miss our rambling discussion's re our past ties to West...

Ann and family:

I'm so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. As you know, Bill and I went back a long way. I first met Bill in 1963 at West End High School. Bill was truly a role model for many of us there and I'm sure he inspired many to excel. We also had the Cullman connection and were colleagues at Amtec. Our paths crossed several times and I'm proud to say I knew Bill Fieselman. Needless to say, Bill touched the lives of many people over the years and he will be greatly missed.

Ann know that the Tec Masters family will miss bill. I know he is at peace with his heavenly father.

Marvin P. Carroll

Ann, There are no words that can begin to express our sorrow to you and your family over your loss of Bill, We did not know him for very long, but the time we spent with him, we delighted in his company. May God hold you and your family in the Palm of His Hand and give you peace and comfort now and in the days to come. We love you.

Ann and family,
Please accept my deepest sympathy regarding the passing of Bill. He and I graduated from West End high school where Bill was a semester ahead of me and we graduated from Auburn. Bill was a gifted student and a practical, hands-on technologist who would share his wisdom and insights with the world. Our paths crossed several times in Huntsville over the years and I am aware of his outstanding contributions to the engineering profession. His life obviously was obviously well...