Esther Fiechtner

Our deepest sympathy to the family

Sorry to hear of your loss..

We'll miss that smile and the twinkle in her eye. We carry many memories in our hearts and minds but our aunt will be missed daily

It seems like Easter has always been a part of my life. I do not even remember when I met her. I just have always known her. She was a neighbor to my Grandpa and Step Grandma Dan and Ruth Schlenker when they lived in the Senior Apartments in the late 1960's. She was kind and sweet and loving.. We were all better for knowing her. Rest in piece Easter. I love you.

Esther, family and friends: Thanks for all the great laughs ,lovely smiles , visits to your apartment, listening to great music, sharing stories from when you were a little girl, baseball, knitting, food, art, speaking German, puzzles, sharing your birthday with my birthday , Always sending each other cards for many years, and so many other things you taught me! I respected you and looked up to you for many years. It all started with I worked with you at the nursing home in the early 70's. We had so many laughs! Thank you for that. You are one of the strongest persons i had the pleasure to be around. Always positive with strong faith. May God hold you in his arms always and may you be free of pain forever. With deepest sympathy for the family. God Bless you all: A dear friend who will miss you.