C. Reece Fesler

Reece, we were friends for many years, I cared for you so much. You were so much fun to be around. I really liked your Dad Curt a lot. Your Mom was awesome. Thank you for being my friend. yours, Skeeter Kerkove [email protected]

To The Fesler Families,



We are deeply saddened to hear of your loss. We will always remember Reece's smile and warm personality.



May God hold him close and bless him and his family.



Love,

John, Geri, Ian and Brian MacMillan

Linda and Curt: We are so very sorry, and hold you and Reece's wife and children in our prayers. We remember Reece as a sweet, fun-filled young man. We are asking the Lord to comfort you as only He can, with the certainty that you will be together again.

Dear Lisa, boys and Reece's family,

I am so sorry for your loss, and I pray God will provide you with the strength and comfort to get through this difficult time. Reece was a wonderful person with an incredibly funny personality. He used to make me laugh so hard I would cry. Rides in his bug were truly memorable, a bit scary but I was a teenager and loved the sense of adventure! Reece would take us to this hole in the wall hamburger shack at the Rainbow Theater in Tujunga for lunch. It was the best kept secret with awesome burgers! I will always remember Reece and his great soul. Now he is continuing his journey, and I wish him peace and love for eternity!!



With deepest sympathy,

Julie (Hanson) Lewis

Dear Lisa, boys, Curt and Linda,

I don't know how to express the sadness I feel for the loss of such a wonderful human being. I have such wonderful memories of growing up with Reese. He taught me how to ride a skateboard, pop wheelies on a bicycle, and do back flips off a diving board. In later years, he drove me to school and was always there to offer advice on dating. He has been a true support to my family over the last 30 years. I pray for you daily that God will comfort you during these rough times. I am thankful Reese was (and is) my friend.



Love,

Jolyn Andrews Vaughan (Brian and Carter)

Dear Lisa, James, Noah, Linda and Curt,

We were deeply sadden to hear of your loss. We have not seen Reece for many years but still carry fond memories. If we were to cross paths today, we would strike up a conversation as if time had never passed. Although we have not had the pleasure in meeting Reece's family, we are sorry for that. Lisa and kids, remember that God has a plan for you. You will miss your husband and father dearly and will wonder why this has happened? God promises to heal the broken hearted and bind up their wounds! This is our prayer for you. Curt and Linda, it has been so long! We are very sorry. If there is anything we can do for any of you in Northern California please let us know. May the good Lord bless all of you and comfort you. Love, the Potter Family.

To Lisa, James, Noah, Linda and Curtis, and all Reece's family and friends, We love Reece now as we ever have, as a part of our family. He's been our well-loved friend these past 31 years, and we will never, ever forget him. We love you, Reece, Nancy (Andrews) Ford (on behalf of her family)

Curt, Linda, Lisa and boys,

As I read the Reece's obituary, it seemed a little strange that he was referred to as a grown up man. For me, he will always be the sweet, skinny kid with the glasses and impish, somewhat shy smile, who came down to visit me and my sisters on a daily basis while we were growing up. In my eyes, he will always be young and full of mischief, with a heart full of gold. Our lives were better for knowing Reece while he was a young child and as a grown up man. I'm so sorry for your loss and the heartache you are feeling. Please know that Reece will be missed and remembered always. He is in heaven looking down at us and we will get to see him again.

With much love,