To Jack’s family,
Jack was an SAE fraternity brother at Emory, a year ahead of me. I haven’t been in touch at all since college, but saw the death notice in the Emory Magazine today. Just remembered him as a great, fun guy when we had to have fake id’s to buy beer in Atlanta! I ended up as a United Methodist pastor in Florida. Live in Orlando, but grew up in St. Pete.

Sending sympathy from all the guys at Georgia Epsilon SAE who partied with Fady!

I had the honor of working with Dr. Feel Good for 21 years. One of the nicest, most honest, caring  and compassionate people I have ever met. It was a joy to work with him each and every day. Enjoyed our daily chit chat of the Ray's, the Lightning, and his stories of fishing from the weekend. 
One of the good guys is an understatement....definitely one of the greatest!! 
He will forever be in our hearts! 💜
And will be dearly missed. 
Julie...you are in my thoughts and prayers! 🙏
RIP Dr. Feel Good 

I will remember the memories I had with Dr. Fady,  Even That I will miss him forever of the rest of my whole entire Life forever! And I knew of him when I was only 4 years old for 23 years ago . when I was just a little Girl! And I loved him very much though . because he was part of my life also, when he cared for my Teeth! He was. And I won’t forget how he was part of my life.   And  he will always be . be part of my life! I cry myself to sleep when I think of him most! 

Julie ,
My deepest sympathy and sincere condolences to the family for the passing of Jack. Jack  was my friend, a dental colleague and a fishing pal. Always a smile from a man whose kindness and integrity was part of his persona. Yes one of the good guys. We always had a date  during  Tarpon season off the beach in Sand Key. We would relax and catch up about life,  dentistry,  family, politics  and of course fishing . I would bring a slim jim and a diet coke, and Jack would bring a three course meal.  Jack was prepared to wait out the Tarpon.  Jack you've finished life's  chores and now its time to go fishing. Keep your lines tight my friend, and my memories of our adventures will live on.

Tony and Lisa 

Dearest Julie and all of Jack’s family. Oh we are so sorry that Jack is no longer “of this world.” I don’t even know where to begin! When did we first meet Jack? 1989 maybe? So many beautiful memories at your place. I always thought Jack looked like Christopher Reeve... so handsome and the BEST smile/smirk so fitting for a dentist. His laugh was contagious. Tom cherishes the time spent fishing... the best part of our many FL vacations. So glad we shared that dinner last summer.Alex loved you both. I have no doubt they are fishing away in the eternal sunshine that is heaven. Love you both so so much. Prayers all over for you in Spain and Portugal the past week. Love you forever, PK and Tom 

Sincere condolences to the family of Jack Fady.  He was loved by many in part because he was so easy to love.  We always looked forward to seeing he and Julie when we were at the beach.  Our grandsons especially enjoyed their visits with him.  When we would have dinner or make cookies the boys always wanted to be sure and share with Jack.  Jack was always so kind and attentive to them.    He will certainly be missed.  

Dr. Feelgood is likely an understatement. Dr. FeelGreat is more appropriate because that's how Jack would make me feel. Few have the unselfish, humble inner glow that warms everyone around him.  Although I was lucky enough to see Jack only about once a year, his radiance would hold until my next visit. And now, being fortunate enough to have known Jack, that legacy will last forever.

Jack, 
You were a great friend, colleague, and fisherman. You will be missed. You were so tough and upbeat, I never thought it would get you. I'll miss the fishing reports. On hectic days at the office I used to check in to see what was biting. I always hung up feeling much better about the rest of the day. 
Julie, you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. 
Greg  and Sue Stepanski 

When I think of Jack I first think of Julie and Jack together. They were meant for each other,  a perfect match. I then think of that smile, sitting back with a beer in his hand enjoying life. His kindness was always present in his words and actions. Oh his sense of humor was so much fun, I often  wondered what he was thinking as he sat back watching others,  with that smirk on his face. Jack  loved his fishing and sports. I  remember him sitting on the floor of their living room listening to the radio while watching fishing on TV.  Jack opened up his home to Julie’s friends with grace and love. Jack Fady you will be forever missed. ❤️

Words cannot express the sadness in my heart. Jack was one of the sweetest men I’ve ever know. I’m so thankful for the fun memories of traveling, fishing, skiing ( making fun of Jack in his lime Ski suit lol) having him as my next door neighbor for 25 years. He was the kind of man that made me proud to say “ that’s my friend “
RIP🙏😇🤗
Love you, Kerri

To the Fadys - I am so sorry for your loss or for the battle Jack had to endure.  Jack has been a friend for so many years from high school on and he was a big part of my high school memories.  I am glad our friendship continued for all these many decades.  I will always remember him fondly ... his kindness, his smile and his chuckle.  

Having worked with Dr. Feelgood for something like 36 years,  I have a million memories, but what stands out the most for me are his incredible ethics, honesty & sense of humor.   He was one of the "old school" good guys for sure. 

My close friend for 52 years, a smile always on his face, the cup was always half full , a man of integrity and honor, he was my high school buddy, college roommate, fraternity brother, next door neighbor for 25 years , a True Gentleman (there are very few), he will be irreplaceable to me.   The One and Only Dr Feelgood.  



Dear Julie and family, 

So sorry to hear of  your loss..In all my interactions with The Doc...He was one of the GOOD GUYS..My heart goes out to all of you..

                                                                                                            Sincerely,
                                                                                                    Curt Ruhtz
                                                                                              Modern Pest Control

The angels are always near to those who are grieving, to whisper to them that their loved ones are safe in the hand of God.  Perhaps they are not the stars, but rather openings in Heaven where the love of our lost ones pours through and shines down upon us to let us know he is happy.  Although it's difficult today to see beyond the sorrow, May looking back in memory of Dr. Fady    
 help comfort you all  forever!

Uncle Jack, Aunt Nancy, Keith and Rob, Julie, John and family,  we are so very heartbroken to hear about Jack.  I have so many beautiful memories with our families growing up. Life really does have so many twists and turns that we have no control of. I can only offer you prayers for comfort as you go through this unimaginable difficult time.   You are all in my heart; and Bill and I are sending you our love!


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John Charles Fady III

June 20, 1950 – March 27, 2019

Serenity Funeral Home & Serenity Gardens Memorial Park

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