Birth date: Aug 28, 1938 Death date: Jan 27, 2022
Jerry Fredric Fenner aged 83 of Fountain passed away on Thursday, January 27, 2022. Jerry was born on August 28, 1938 just north of Scottville, the son of Stirling and Ida (Sterling) Fenner, and graduated from Free Soil High Schoo Read Obituary
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Wyman Funeral & Cremation Services - Stephens Funeral Home
305 E. State St., Scottville MI 49454
Kathy, I am so sorry on the loss of your dear husband. You are in my prayers. May he rest in peace in his heavenly home and may you and your family be comforted by God’s love. May Our Lord bless all of you.
Christine Muldoon, Associate
Rest In Peace Jerry. Remembering his generosity. Whenever someone had a project he was right there. I’ve eaten lots of his smoked fish. Remembering the card games with beverages. He could sniff out a good setback game a mile away. Remembering his colorful stories. Loyal friend and client.
Jerry was an amazing man! Although I didn’t know him that well, we worked together on the outdoor Masses. Me setting up the sound system, and he the many, many chairs. I don’t recall him EVER missing an outdoor Mass. My favorite memory is deciding to set up the sound system AFTER Jerry got the chairs up. I was always in his way, and soon figured out to wait until he was finished (which was about 10 minutes😁. Every Sunday, when the last note of the hymn sounded, it was a race to get all my equipment off the alter before Jerry started stacking the chairs….. I ALWAYS lost! His faith and devotion to the Church was, and will always be, very inspiring! Rest In Peace, Jerry!
Living next door, you knew Jerry was...good people...from his bountiful gardens... his legendary skill with the chain saw...turtle hunting with my dad and the summer long lawn mower races with my mom...Jerry... you will be missed but not forgotten..
The Dombrouski Family
Dolores, Jackie, and Cindy
Jerry was one of the most caring and giving person I knew. He would’ve gave his shirt off his back if someone needed it. He had a huge heart. He was one of my dads friends as far back as I can remember. He will be missed by many.
