Parker Daniel Feddersen of Smyrna, Tennessee

May 28, 1998 - October 16, 2020

Parker Daniel Feddersen took his last breath and called to Heaven, to his Valhalla, on October 16, 2020, at the age of 22. He was born in Manchester, New Hampshire on May 28,1998 and moved from there at 5 weeks of age. He lived for the first three years of his life in Carbondale, Illinois, but grew up in Palm Bay, Florida, where he loved to spend hours outdoors skateboarding with his friends. Parker was in Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts where he made lots of friends and wonderful memories. He spent a few years in Tallahassee, Florida, and recently lived in Smyrna, Tennessee.

Parker attended Heritage High School in Palm Bay and joined their wrestling team after his older brother begged him to give it a try because they needed someone in the 106 weight class. It became one of the most important things to him. He graduated from Leon High School in Tallahassee.  He was on the wrestling team for both schools and earned Honorable Mention for the 2015 Big Bend All-Wrestling Team.

Parker had a passion for fancy cars, loved the Fast and the Furious movies, and enjoyed nice suits; he would wear a suit just to go to the store. He wore a suit for his sister’s 16 ^th birthday dinner at home because he said, “It is a special occasion and I need to look good for my sister.” He loved animals and dreamed of one day owning a zoo.  Parker did volunteer work at the Nashville Zoo where he was loved by the staff and other volunteers.  He would love to come home and tell his dad all about the flamingos. He was kind and generous and friendly.  We have a saying in the family, “Everybody loves Parker” because it is true; he was easy to talk to and was quick to make friends.

He is preceded in death by his maternal grandmother, Solange Guerard and cousin Nicole Feddersen. He is survived by his parents Jamie and Nancy Feddersen, his brothers Evan and Zachary, his sisters Miranda and Teal, his maternal grandfather, Jean-Louis Lapointe, his paternal grandparents, Thomas and Linda Feddersen, his aunts and uncles and 9 cousins, his girlfriend Elise, and countless friends.

As an organ donor, the loss of Parker allowed three other lives to continue. He is loved tremendously and will be missed immensely; forever loved and never forgotten.

A service for family and friends will be held in Florida and New Hampshire at later dates.