Raymond Fettig

raymond fettig

Raymond J. Fettig, 83 of Fargo, died on Saturday, January 28, 2012 at Rosewood on Broadway Nursing Home in Fargo, ND.

Raymond was born on May 1, 1928 to Anna and Wendlin Fettig in Bismarck, ND. After graduating from high school, Raymond worked for Bismarck grocery for 3 years. Raymond married Helen C. Magelki on May 9, 1949 at the Catholic Church in Mandan, ND. They moved to Fargo in May 1949.

Raymond served 2 years in the United States Army from 1952 to 1954. He served overseas as an Electrical Diesel repairman and was awarded the National Defense Service Medal. Raymond was honorably discharged from the U.S. Army in 1954 and returned to Fargo, ND. He worked as a letter carrier for over 30 years with U.S. Postal Service. He was a member of the Fargo Eagle's Club and St. Mary's Catholic Church.

Raymond enjoyed refinishing wood furniture, working on automobiles and visiting with friends and neighbors.

Raymond is survived by his children: Nancy Smestad (Gary) of Fargo, ND; David Fettig (Toni) of Moorhead, MN; Daniel Fettig of LaHabra, CA; sister Betty VanNorman (Murray); and one grandchild Robin Fettig.

He was preceded in death by his wife of 58 years Helen; his parents; 1 sister and 1 brother.

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  1. Dilworth MN
    I work at Rosewood. I had the honor of helping to take care of Ray. I loved Ray. What a great dad and husband he must have been. Even while he was not doing to well, he had a great sense of humor and his eyes told the story of his soul. Thanks for sharing Ray with me. I feel honored to be there during his passing. Deb P.

  2. Woodbury MN
    My condolences to the friends and family of Ray. I have fond memories of him when we lived near the cities and he and Helen would visit for the day. He was kind to my family and we will treasure the times that we were able to spend with him. He was a good man and although I didn’t have the chance to spend alot of time with my uncle, I will remember him with fondness.

    Connie, Dean, Lucas and Benjamin Edgar

  3. Hazen ND
    We always enjoyed our visits with Ray and Helen when we were in Fargo. We also saw him a few times a the Memorial Day services at the North Dakota
    Veterans Cemetery. We shall miss his yearly visits to Beulah, ND
    and his jokes. May god embrace him as he enters his eternal home.

  4. Fargo ND
    Ray,
    I still recall your humor,twinkling eyes and
    Smile.The picture of you says it all. Enjoyed
    Working with you as you are one of the people that made the working environment
    pleasant. Rest in peace with Jesus Christ
    And His Angels. you left a good impression
    Down here!

    Jim Carriere


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