Birth date: Jun 18, 1932 Death date: Feb 21, 2024
Joseph Fenster, 91, of The Villages, FL passed away Wednesday, February 21, 2024. He was born June 18, 1932, in Paris, France to Chaskel and Sophie (nee Bachner) Fensterheim. For 20 years he served his country in US Air Force. He Read Obituary
My condolences 🙏 go out to Joe's Family.
He was a well loved man who gave service to our country. My heart goes out to Lydia as I personally watched week and year her dedication to helping her father. Truly admirable. May he rest in peace
We had the privilege for knowing Joe for just a short time but his zest for life and love for his daughter made an impact on us all. It was truly an honor to get to know and care for him. Our deepest sympathy to Lydia and the the rest of Joe's family. Joe, may you rest in peace. Your AlignLife Team.
Our sincere condolences to you, Lydia and family, on Joe's passing. You certainly went over and above to take care of your father. Job well done! I met Joe in Karate class about 8 years ago. I was just starting out and Joe was already a black belt. He was always friendly and giving of his time, assisting the new belts with proper techniques. I knew he was a Veteran. One day I invited him to go on an Honor Flight. He agreed, and while writing his biography for the flight I really got to know him. His experiences as a young boy during World War II, left a lasting impression on me. Also his military career as one of our unsung heroes during the Cold War left me with great respect and admiration for him. I was so honored to be his guardian on our Honor Flight, and glad to provide the opportunity to give him the recognition he deserved. He was a very special person to me and all the other Karate members who knew him. Lydia, I cannot help but think your mom said, 'Joe, it is time to get up here!"
Tom and Marie Hartz
Our sympathy to all of Joe's family, especially his daughter, Lydia, who helped him so much. Joe was a very special guy! He was an important part of our Karate Club and he became a Black Belt after studying the katas and self-defense required. He was always ready to help others achieve their goals. He had a great sense of humor and he was friendly to all. He will be missed by all of us who knew and loved him. I'm sure you're with your beloved Arlette now, in Heaven, Joe! Lucille and Jerry Brillante
