M. Howard Fesler III

I have been searching for awhile for some old friends and came across this today. It saddened me deeply that I was too late.
Howie Fesler moved away from the Heights in 73' so alot of you won't know him, but to those if us who did,he was unforgettable.

Howie was ALWAYS laughing. Quick with a joke and his eyes twinkled like Santa when he made you smile.

A typical Surfer boy blond, with those bright blue eyes
I never forgot
I think he was my first crush
That wasn't on a poster in my room.
Both he and Beth Newell moved out of the Heights that Summer and I was so sad.
-Wish I could have said Hello again and goodbye.

I have just buried my own husband and hope they have met up there.

Deepest sympathy to his sister and family

Howard was a long time gaming buddy, a good friend, and took over the Strategist shop from me when I left the job, so I felt assured that shop was in great hands. I heard about his death late. I am grieving deeply and he will be greatly missed!

To my first boyfriend Howard. You were a wonderful, loving soul. I will miss you.

Howard, I"ll see you when I see you. I'll bring the bacon.

We'll be rolling dice and crying our eyes out laughing about your antics for the rest of our lives. Thanks for the good times friend. You're missed.

Howard - friend, provocateur, commentator. Howard always made me think and rethink. I do miss him. There will never be another like Howard.

We were all challenged and blessed by you Howard. You were a real friend. May the heavens enjoy your curmudgeonly wonderful self even more than we ever could. May you roll 20's forever after.

Howard was so much more that the store manager, a ready wit with a mischievous twinkle in his eyes, and so many memorable characters, so many great stories. A boon companion on any adventure. A friend who will never be replaced. Far thee well, Howard, we'll miss you.

So sorry to hear about his passing, I hadn't seen him in a few years, but he was always a great friend and gamer. He will be missed.

A great gamer friend and story teller. Always made things interesting in a game. May that greatness continue into heaven. - Bob Carroll.

You'll never be forgotten, Friend.