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Martha Jenkins Eyring
January 27, 2025
A life fully and well lived! When I think of my sweet brother-in-law, Joe, I smile and say "thank you" He easily taught through example... kindness, discipline, service, generosity, setting priorities and being true to his standards. He loved deeply and honestly. He was playful and loyal. He loved my sister, his boys and their wives and children deeply. He treated his parents, his in- laws and extended family, his clients with respect and was responsible to all of us. Personally, he and Mary were our safe place during the inevitable storms of life. Rest well with Mary and loved ones Joe And yet another "thank you" for being my friend, you and Mary taught me to respect family and relationships from a very deep perspective
Lenore Mensik
January 27, 2025
Fendley Family - We are terribly sorry for your losses. Your Mom and Dad are so very proud of you and your families. It is very clear that you all had a deep-rooted connection and that is so special. Their memories will forever live in your hearts. Hugs, prayers and thoughts.
Lenore & Darren Mensik
Becky Kimes
January 26, 2025
Joe and Michael beautiful. Your Dad and Mom would be very proud of you all. Buddy was the best brother and took great care of Daddy and Mamma
Linda Woodson
January 25, 2025
Joe and Mary Fendley were two of the nicest people we have ever known. Their love for one another was inspirational. I worked with Joe at Drew for a very long time and always enjoyed him. When your Dad left Drew and started his CPA firm with your Mother at his side we spent a great deal of time together. Jerry had begun his own business and your Dad was a great help setting up accounting for us. Joe and Michael, they were so proud of you. So sorry you have lost them both, but I assure you they are happy to be together again. Jerry and Linda Woodson
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