Fortified with the Sacraments Saturday, June 19, 2021. Beloved husband of Judy Fabick (nee Hampel); dear father of David (Cristine) and Douglas (Mala) Fabick; dear grandfather of Nicla, Ben and Jack Fabick, Rebecca (Kyle) Rice, John IV, Christian and Hunter Fabick, Valentine and Leander, Lindsay and the late Helen Fabick.
Services: Funeral from KUTIS CITY CHAPEL, 2906 Gravois Wednesday, June 23, 9:30 a.m. to St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church for 10:00 a.m. Mass. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Cardinal Glennon Hospital or St. Jude Hospital appreciated. Visitation Tuesday, 4-7 p.m.
Exemplar Catholic businessman…..brought Legatus to St Louis…..blessings to Judy and family. may Harry RestInPeace. Joe and Rosemary Shaughnessy
Harry was a ST. Wenceslaus classmate, nice guy in school. Sorry for Harry’s family. God has him now.
Harry was one of a kind,there will never be another one like him. He will be greatly missed.Our daily talks were something I always looked forward to no matter what time of day we had them.Many times in the middle of the night he would call when he couldn’t sleep and we solved all of the world problems.May he rest in peace.
My deepest prayerful sympathy on Harry’s passing! A true dedicated Catholic Christian gentleman and community leader! May he rest in peace.
Max Kaiser, Jr.
Our hearts are broken here at Hawks Nest Resort and Marina in Cat Island. You will forever live on in our memories. We miss you dearly Harry.
God Speed,
Your Hawks Nest Family
I am holding the entire Fabick Family in my prayers. Harry’s great smile lives on in his grandkids. May your faith and cherished memories provide you strength.
I knew Harry from St.Wenceslaus Parish and graduated in 1957 and Harry’s class
was behind mine. Harry loved the Cardinals and had a suite at Busch stadium were
I will visit him because I worked the Luxury suites and enjoyed when Harry came to G
games.Please accept my sympathy for your love one. Bill and Mike Peters ushers at Busch stadium and friends of St.Wenceslaus Parish.
I did not know Mr.Fabic…however I know his niece kathy Shannon and she thought so much of her uncle and talked about him so highly that I felt I knew Mr.Fabic and his wife.My thoughts and prayers are with you all. The community has lost a wonderful person.God Bless You.
I just learned of Harry’s passing. He was a pleasure to be around both professionally and socially. As a representative of Caterpillar Inc I was associated with Harry and the Fabick Companies for over 30 years; Harry and the entire organization were and are highly respected in and outside the construction industry worldwide. Harry will be greatly missed
My sister Valerie recently sent me the Post Dispatch death notice. Our family lived across Iowa Street from the Fabick family in the 1950s. Harry and I played often together. Harry was so polite and nice to my family. And once his father and he invited me to join them in their small plane on a trip to the Ozarks as I recall. Now I live in Washington, DC. My sympathy to Harry’s family and co-workers.
Sorry to hear this news. Judy,David & Doug you are in my thoughts. You always made me feel welcome in the family. My new husband, John, worked at Fabick just a few years ago and has fond memories of his time there.
We met Harry in 2013 at the Fabick Family Reunion, after he’d sent us an invitation, finding out that my family was related to the Fabick Family.
Harry was the best, amazing to see what was done with the Fabick Family and the information he sent us.
Thanks Harry, you’ll be dearly missed.
R.I.P.