Radford Fedric

Memorial service will be held Friday, February 18th at 10:30am.

The Chapel @ Livingston Fellowship - Livingston Church Rd, Flora, MS 39071.

Rad was born October 24, 1979 in Greenwood, MS. A 1998 graduate from Clinton High School and later from Ole Miss and Southern Miss. He married April Dayton on May 10, 2014 in one of their favorite cities, New Orleans with a second line that day that will go down as one of the best in history.

Rad was a successful business owner of RADCO construction and found joy in making his clients happy in their new homes. Rad held certifications with LEED AP and CPB.

He was a fun and loving father to his daughters Lily and Eliza Berry whom he loved more than they will ever know. He had “Infinity Loves” as EB says. As a family, they enjoyed live music concerts, dancing, cooking, supporting the local community, Ole Miss, LSU, and the Saints.

If you knew or met Rad then chances are you had a great time. His spirit and genuine love for his friends was something that will have a lasting impact on many. Rad had great style, a warm smile and was friendly with all he met and continued to make new friends throughout his life.

He was preceded in death by his grandfather Eugene Chester Fedric, grandmother Berry Regan Farr, and loving sister Berry Kathryn Fedric.

Rad is survived by April Fedric (wife), Lily Fedric and Eliza Berry Fedric (daughters), his grandfather Robert E Farr (Mr. Bob), grandmother Janette Fedric, father Radford J Fedric IV, mother Cydney Farr Fedric, siblings Regan Fedric (Lisa Montgomery), Ches Fedric (wife Beth Ann, sons Gene and Ford), mother-in-law Tara Salmons, father-in-law Jeff Salmons, sister-in-law Shannon Francis (husband Preston, children Georgia and Henry), brother-in-laws Weston and Jantzen Davis.

In lieu of flowers a memorial has been set up on Ever Loved

https://everloved.com/life-of/radford-fedric/

The wish of the family is to support Rad and his family’s favorite charities.

“And that was all I had to say and it’s alright” – Grateful Dead