Ian Fellenbaum, 30, of Royse City, Texas, passed away Tuesday, September 28, 2021 in Huntsville, Alabama, the state he longed to move to and start a family in. We will all miss his laugh, sense of humor and fishing stories. Until we see each other again, Ian, may you Rest in Peace.
He is survived by his wife April Fellenbaum; parents Cheryl Fellenbaum and William Fellenbaum; siblings Hayley Fellenbaum, Will Fellenbaum, and Rachel Pauley; mother-in-law and father-in-law Brandy Bobo and Bryan Bobo; brother-in-law Dawson Bobo; and numerous cousins, aunts, uncles, and friends.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents Jacquelyn Seabourn and Harry Seabourn and paternal grandparents Colonel William Fellenbaum and Christina Fellenbaum.
GONE FISHING- A Poem by David Ritter
If someone should ask for me,
tell ’em heaven is where I’ll be.
I’ve finished all my life’s chores,
and now I fish on heaven’s shores.
The view is grand and the fishing’s great,
but I yearn for you as I wait.
I’ll save a spot on the river’s bend,
for all those, I call family and friend.
But for now, head to the Manistee
and make a cast in memory,
to all the good times that you had,
with me- your friend, your grandpa…your dad.
And if the fish no longer bite
or seem no longer worth the fight,
’cause it’s me that you are missin’,
don’t worry – be happy – I’ve gone fishin’.
