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Preserve forever →Vito Fernandez
June 15, 1963— March 15, 2026
Evansville, IN
Vito Fernandez, a cherished father, grandfather, and friend, passed away peacefully on March 15, 2026, in Evansville, Indiana, at the age of 62. Born on June 15, 1963, in Havana, Cuba, he touched the lives of many with his creative spirit and selfless nature.
Vito’s life was marked by his unwavering faith and his deep dedication to family. He is survived by his loving daughters, Toree Fernandez and her husband Tristan Balota, Kristy and her husband Cirilo Hernandez, Shea Hendrickson, and his son, Christopher Fernandez. His legacy continues through his cherished grandchildren, Karsyn Poole, David Poole, and eight others who will miss his gentle guidance and boundless love.
Throughout his life, Vito was known for his compassionate heart, especially in his devoted role as caregiver for US Veteran Susan Kelsey. His selfless service and the comfort he provided to those in need reflected the depth of his character. An avid fisherman, he found joy in the tranquility of nature, while his love for arts and crafts became a meaningful way to connect with family and friends, sharing his creativity and inspiring others. His spirituality remained the cornerstone of his life, guiding him with grace and gratitude.
Those who knew Vito will remember him as a man of remarkable virtues—creative, innovative, and endlessly kind. He approached life with a faith-filled heart that uplifted everyone around him, always placing the needs of others before his own. His memory will be cherished in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know him.
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