Prosie Cabrera Rey-Fessler
February 09, 1955 - August 25, 2005
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Prosie Cabrera Rey-Fessler
February 09, 1955 - August 25, 2005
Obituary
Proserfina ‘Prosie’ Cabrera Rey-Fessler, 50, was born February 9, 1955 in the Philippines. She moved to California in 1984 and lived in Irvine.
She passed away August 25, 2005 in the presence of her family in San Clemente, California. Prosie is survived by her devoted husband Jerry Fessler; sons Victor and Stevyn Fessler; beloved mother Adela Rey; loving sisters Esther Rey and Cleo Palomares and loving brother Napoleon Rey.
In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to the Prosie Rey-Fessler Foundation. This foundation is a dream of Prosie’s to help the school children in Santa Cruz, Marinduque, Philippines. Please select ‘Charities’ for details.
76 responses to Prosie Cabrera Rey-Fessler
Maynard Manila says:
August 30, 2005
August 29, 2005
Dear Jerry, Victor and Steven,
We, Prosie’s Class ’76 batchmates will always cherish the good times we shared with her during the time in our lives when we were all trying to pursue our dreams.
The intelligent woman that she was, there was no doubt in our minds that she would be successful in our chosen career.
We will definitely miss her kindness, her contagious smile and her leadership, for always, we looked up to her as a colleague and a friend.
We can’t imagine the great loss your family is feeling right now, since we know – if she had been a wonderful friend to all of us then, we are sure she had been an extra wonderful wife and mother.
Keeping in mind, however, that our great loss here on earth is God’s ultimate gain in heaven!
Our heartfelt sympathy,
Maynard C. Manila
Miel Padasas says:
August 30, 2005
To Jerry, Victor, Steven, Nanay & the Rey Family:
I remember a saying that goes something like this ” You cannot chose your family but friends you can “. And since you have that option of chosing, the friends you keep are the people you really want to be part of your life.
Along this line, I consider myself blessed to be Prosie’s friend. The thirty three some years that we’re friends has been full of memories. College days were more memorable to me than high school. It wasn’t as overwhelming as I thought it would be. And all these because of my friends like Prosie. She has made my college life as enjoyable inspite of all the hardship we all have to undertake. Lucky are all the people that has in one way or another have crossed her path.
So long my dear friend. Thank you for the memories. Though I won’t be seeing you, your spirit will be me forever. I hope your family will find peace and will treasure the memory and legacy you left behind. You’re one of a kind!
GOODBYE MY DEAR FRIEND. MAY YOU REST IN PEACE!
And oh, please say Hi to our good buddy Gerry. I could relax because I know you are in good company.
Always,
Miel
Noel Manigbas says:
August 30, 2005
Jerry, Victor & Steven,
Our sincere condolences to all of you and the rest of the family for the untimely demise of Prosie, our classmate and friend. We offer our prayers for the eternal repose of her soul. We will surely miss her.
Noel D. Manigbas
Manila, Philippines
Rod Goodson, Jill Malone says:
August 30, 2005
Dear Jerry, Victor and Stevyn,
Please accept our deepest sympathy. We have thought of Prosie often over the past few weeks. She was such a gift, full of happiness and energy. It was a privilege to know her. If we can, we’d like to provide strength and support during this difficult time. Please let us know if we can help in any way.
Rod Goodson and Jill Malone
Rudy Tamayo says:
August 30, 2005
Our sincere condolence to Prosie’s Family and loved ones.
From Rudy Tammy Tamayo and Family