Saturday, August 8, 2020
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I just wanted to take a moment and tell the family of Mr. Fawcett condolences of the loss of this magnificent man. He was the person who gave me my love of reading, he molded me to want to learn. His quiet way of teaching a person to go in the right direction. He was at Queen Mary School when I was younger and then when I moved up the Mountain I was so surprised to find him at Hill Park as the Librarian, it was a warm reunion trust me. He was someone who really molded my future and I am forever grateful for having him in my life. In later years , I did see him one more time when He and his lovely wife came into the Restoration business where I worked maybe due to a flood. I'm not sure he actually remembered me, but I NEVER forgot him. He was just that kind of man. He will be forever missed by me, he was one of a kind, a true teacher , one who MADE A DIFFERENCE. My condolences to you all. Mr. Fawcett.......to you sir, I say THANK YOU for everything, you made a difference to my life, so kind , gentle and always the gentleman.
** I hope there are no spelling or grammar mistakes......can you imagine? Brenda Myette Tesser
