Gary D. Fenice

I'm so sorry for your loss. I worked on a number of projects for Gary through my work, Carlton Machine & always loved when he came in. I knew there would be plenty of laughter & story-telling & especially enjoyed his racing antics. He always treated me with so much respect & never fussed about a woman working on his cylinder heads. This is a real loss, he was loved & enjoyed by so many. I'll be praying for his loved ones, may God ease your grief & hold you close.

Gary, John and their dad were the first people I met who ever worked on cars the way they did. I had a 68 Dodge Charger and a 1970 Plymouth Sport Fury 440 6-pack and a 75 Roadrunner. They worked on all of them I respected them so much. I am so crushed to hear of the loss of Gary. My prayers go out to the fenice family. He will truly be missed as a mechanic as a father as a grandfather and as a brother. I hope Heaven Knows whom they have received.

To the family of Gary I've known Gary for 40 years, he worked on my car many times, great personality and a dear friend of my late son, Doug, who worked with Gary many years. R.I.P, Gary. Sorry for your loss.

Gary Fenice , mister mopar who lived his life out the way he wanted, the 1/4 mile , my friend you'll be missed, your friend Glenn Larsen .

So sorry for your loss. Although I never met Gary, I heard many good things about him from my Mom, Mae Fransen. He took good care of her car problems and plowing her driveway during snowfalls. Truly a good neighbor and much appreciated.

Well.. a lot can be said about the good in Gary, the kind heart, the generosity to others in need, his love for the fellow man. He was that way as a teenager and I am sure he never changed. I assume he was one who gave good advice to his children also. Another name etched into my mind. Rest high on the hill Gary, your work is done on earth.

A great person. He was one of those persons that First in and the last one out! Worked hard at everything that he done. Praying for the family. Rest in peace friend.

Sending love and prayers to you and your family Maddy. May warm memories comfort you during this time of sorrow.

A Man with a big heart & big smile and he always gave a bear hug or a hand shake when we saw him. One of the best neighbors we had on the North Road!! Thank you Gary, for sharing your beautiful daughter Maddy with us as she became "one of the family!" Great memories were created! Rest in Peace young Man.

I am so sorry for the loss of such a great socializer! Gary did not know a stranger and always made everyone feel welcome. His face always lit up with sparkle and love when spoke of his family. I will miss his attitude, stories or racing, fishing and Moose Lake. I do have to say, I will miss . . . the pickles.

Gary was a great guy you will be missed. Pam Warner Smith

will miss calling and talks rest in peace

Thanks for the good years.hope there is a racetrack in heaven! Love ya man.

Gary, what wonderful memories we shared of growing up together on James Rd. You were always a great friend to Carol & me. Loved racing with you at National Trails. Til we meet again my dear friend.

Gary was a guy older than I that we all looked up to. I remember many times jumping in the wrecker with him for what he called a road trip.He and his dad were always there for our family whether it was helping dad fix a apiece of farm equipment like our old combine or towing one of me or my brothers vehicle from some late night foolishness. There will not be another one like Gary.

Gary so many great memories I have. You working on the farm with my dad in Pickerington, going to National Trails, Fairfield County Fair and so many more. Love that we always kept in touch. Rest In Peace my friend. Love you.

Have a peaceful fishing trip dear friend!