Lance Fedick

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Lance Fedick, a cherished member of the Vero Beach community. Born in Queens, New York, on April 10, 1951, Lance moved to Vero Beach in 1957. His parents bought The Coffee Break downtown and later built The Menu restaurant on South Beach. Growing up, he lived above the restaurant and developed a lifelong passion for surfing on South Beach.

Lance was predeceased by his father, Michael T. Fedick, and his mother, Katherine Hikel Fedick. He is survived by his devoted wife of 41 years, Karen Fedick; his daughters, Duska Fedick and Delta Roybal Fedick; his son, Michael Fedick; his stepsons, Jamie Calloway and Jason Calloway; as well as his grandchildren, Kayley Calloway, Sarah Calloway, and Carter Calloway.

A pastor and teacher of New Life Ministry, Lance was also an entrepreneur who opened the Crystal Palace, one of the first game rooms in Vero Beach. He owned and operated Service Solutions Property Care until his retirement in 2018. Lance had an exceptional ability to encourage creativity and celebrate uniqueness, finding magic in everyday moment.

One of his greatest joys was hosting family Christmas parties, where he created exciting games for the children to earn money and prizes. These gatherings became so beloved that even the kids' friends begged to attend the family events.

Lance's life was vibrant, beautiful, messy, and chaotic at times, but it was always filled with soul-stirring beauty. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the VNA and Hospice Foundation of Vero Beach, FL, https://foundation.vnatc.com/donate-now/

Rest in peace, dear Lance. Your waves will always be remembered.