Edward W. "Ed" Fenton
April 15, 1960 ~ November 29, 2022
Age 62 of Roseville. Loving Brother, Uncle & Friend, passed away on November 29, 2022.
Preceded in death by parents, Wayne & Luanne; brothers, Thomas & Roger. Survived by siblings, Mike (Nancy), Pam (Dan) May, Terri (Jason) Steenblock; many nieces, nephews, other relatives & friends.
A celebration of life gathering will be 3-6 PM Monday, December 12th with a One Last Toast to Ed at 5 PM at the Doubletree Roseville, 2540 Cleveland Ave., Roseville.
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Eddie was one of a kind with the best heart. He never failed to make us laugh. We will miss his goofy ways and his one liners. He will always be our brother from another mother. Our hearts and love are with our Fenton family.
Nicole and Bonnie
I remember Ed always calling just to say hello and ask how I was doing. Even when he really had nothing to say, the gesture of reaching out to a friend was never lost on Ed. I will always remember him! God bless and R.I.P. Eddy.
Joe
Ed will forever be in my heart. I had the privilege of working with Ed for many years at Century. I worked security at night, and as a woman, Ed was always there to help me and have my back. He was one of the sweetest, kindest souls I have ever met. Always willing to do anything. The world has definitely lost one of the greats. RIP Ed. You were the true definition of a genuine friend. ❤
I’ve known Ed since before even working at century he was a great friend of my family and the best coworker a girl could ask for. Even when he was going through his own problems he still made sure that he put a smile on your face. Heaven gained another amazing person. You will truly be missed. Have a beer up there with my mom.
Ed you were that big soft giant, all the great years at the Maplewood Bowl, it was always a pleasure to call you friend, the good lord has taken you in his wings, Now you and my Brother C.W can reunite those old memories, rest my friend, will see you on the other side, prayers go out to all of your family members.
Ed,
I have missed that BIG JOLLY smile you shared with me while working at Century College. You will be missed my friend. May you Rest in Peace my friend. My Condolences to the Fenton family as they deal with their loss of ED.
John Becker
I saw Ed often on campus, Century College, where we both worked for many years. He was always smiling, even when he was in pain (back injury I recall), and he was a hard worker. A great guy. My condolences to his loved ones.
You were a crazy guy who had a great love for kids, and I know your clowning around catching up with loved ones who past on before you. May you rest in peace now.