The Casper community is mourning the loss of Frederick “Fred” Charles Feth, a devoted husband, father, veteran, and community leader, who passed away peacefully on December 3, 2025, at the age of 87. His passing marks the closing chapter of a life defined by service, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to those around him.
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What Happened?
Fred was born on July 29, 1938, in Tracy, Minnesota, and passed away surrounded by his loved ones. His death leaves a deep void not only within his family but throughout the greater Casper, Wyoming community, where he lived and contributed for more than five decades. His commitment to family, work, and community will continue to inspire many for generations.
Who Was Frederick “Fred” Charles Feth?
Fred’s life was rooted in curiosity, service, and leadership—qualities evident from his earliest years. He graduated from Grayslake High School in Grayslake, Illinois, then earned his degree from DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana, before attending the University of Illinois Law School. His journey took him across Missouri, Kansas, and Minnesota before he settled permanently in Casper, Wyoming in 1973.
Fred also served honorably in the United States Army Intelligence Corps, an experience that shaped his disciplined approach to leadership and strengthened his lifelong commitment to serving others.
Career, Legacy, and Contributions
Fred’s professional journey began at Control Data Corporation in Minneapolis. After relocating to Wyoming, he contributed his expertise to Bear Creek Uranium and the Morton Ranch Project. However, it was his 16-year tenure at Casper College, where he served as the Director of Human Resources, that solidified his standing as a respected community figure. He retired from Casper College in 2000, leaving behind a legacy of compassion, mentorship, and integrity.
His service extended far beyond the workplace. Fred was a dedicated member of Shepherd of the Hills Presbyterian Church, serving as an elder and offering leadership grounded in faith. He was also an active member of numerous local organizations, including the Presbytery of Wyoming, the Casper Rotary Club, the Casper Stamp Club, and the Natrona County Republican Party. His civic involvement also included service on the Casper Civil Service Commission and the Planning and Zoning Commission.
In the world of professional development, Fred made significant contributions as both the Casper Chapter President and State Council Director for the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), helping shape the future of human resource leadership in Wyoming.
Public and Social Media Reactions
Fred’s warm personality, kindness, and dedication led to a flood of tributes from colleagues, friends, and neighbors. Many described him as someone who made others feel valued and respected. One longtime friend shared, “Fred had a way of making everyone feel important. His kindness was unmatched, and he made a lasting impact on everyone he met.”
His influence continues to reach far beyond his professional and civic accomplishments—his legacy of service and compassion remains a guiding example for the Casper community and beyond.
Official Statement and What Happens Next
A memorial service will be held in Casper, Wyoming, with details to be announced soon. This service will give family, friends, and community members an opportunity to gather, remember, and honor the extraordinary life Fred lived. The family expresses their heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming support and condolences received during this difficult time.
Conclusion
Fred’s passing is a tremendous loss for the Casper community, but his legacy will endure. His commitment to service, leadership, kindness, and family created an impact that will continue to shape lives for years to come. He will be remembered not only for what he accomplished, but for how he treated others—with generosity, respect, and quiet strength.