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Charles, the second eldest of three children, was born on October 27, 1964, at Detroit General Hospital in Detroit, Michigan to Emanuel and Eva Fenech, both of whom have preceded him in death.
Charles attended Holy Redeemer Grade School in Detroit. His parents moved their family from Corktown Detroit in 1976 to the Downriver area when Charles was 12 years old. Charles attended Taylor Truman High School, graduating in 1982. Charles was a Truck Driver and an avid motorcycle enthusiast.
Charles is survived by his loving girlfriend Mari Szczepanski. His son Emanuel Fenech and fiancé Marianne Shaffer; twin grandchildren Ezra and Journey Fenech. Daughter Brooklyn Fenech. Sister Maria Fenech. Brother Joseph Fenech and wife Samantha.
And many nieces and nephews that loved Uncle Charles are Brandyn, Bekeza, Yusiff, Jessie, Ryleigh, Enzo, Olivia, Easton, Emma, Chloe, Amani and Cameron.
Everyone's life is their own story and not always open to outside understanding. Charles is no longer in pain and with Mom and Dad again. May he finally rest in peace and God bless his soul.
Saturday, December 7, 2024
Visitation 2:00pm - 3:15pm Fisher Funeral Home
24501 Five Mile Road
Redford Township, MI 48239
Funeral Service 3:15pm 4:00pm Fisher Funeral Home
24501 Five Mile Road
Redford Township, MI 48239
Celebration of Life 5:00pm - 8:00pm Democratic Club Of Taylor 23400 Wick Road, Taylor, MI 48180
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Deb Keezer (Aldis)
December 9, 2024
To the entire Fenech family and Charles´ friends, my sincere and deepest sympathy goes out to you.
Charles was one of my absolute favorite people in our neighborhood. He was such a wonderful friend and defender. He stuck up for me like I was his little sister. My parents loved having him come over to hangout. Charles was so good to them. I do believe he saved my life at one point when him and I along with several of our other friends were jumping a make shift ramp with BMX bicycles. While I was attempting to jump the ramp, it fell apart causing me to fly over the handle bars and sliding on my face across the hardened sand of a construction site. Apparently it knocked me out but Charles knew exactly what to do to bring me back. I looked like a chainsaw massacre victim by time I made it home. If he wouldn´t have been there I don´t think I would have woke up. I always looked up to him and enjoyed hanging out with him as teenagers. As we grew into adulthood, he would come visit me when I lived on the lake. We always had a great time. The last time I saw him was a a 4th of July party at a mutual friend´s home in Brownstown. Unfortunately we lost track of each other and I regret that terribly.
I am so sorry you all are hurting and that Charles is no longer with us but I truly believe that he is whole again and no longer suffering. I hope he and my brother, Tom Aldis, have found each other up there in heaven.
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Orv Borg
December 4, 2024
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, I pray God continues to comfort you all. Hearing of Charles passing hit me hard today. I last saw Charles at his mom´s funeral and prior to that it had been many many years. We grew up together, our parents were great friends and we were like family. I have such awesome memories of growing up with Maria, Charles and Joe......so many fun times together.... Oh how I wish we could go back to those days....things were so much easier...my heart goes out to his family. I´m so very sorry for this huge loss. God please bless his soul and the souls of the faithful departed in the Mercy of God. Amen
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