Meyer, Fritz

Connie and family, 

My sincere condolences to all of you for your loss. I'm still in disbelief. Our family dearly loved Fritz! His love for his family, friends and the outdoors was admired by so many.  Dubois is a sad place since losing such a fine man. He also held a special place in my family's hearts, especially Cody and Bill. We were all blessed to have shared heart warming moments  and stories with him . Your family is in our loving thoughts and our prayers. 

Connie,

So sorry to hear of Fritz's passing. I pray the Lord will comfort you that he will give you grace and couraged to walk through this season. Amy and I often tell the story of how you and Fritz helped us when we broke down in Dubois. We were broke, barely having enough fuel to get to Jackson. You guys put us up Fritz repaired our truck and sent us on our way. It was truly a blessing. Thank you for your kindness. The Lord bless you and keep you. 
Matt and Amy Litzelman

We are saddened by the untimely loss of a great man. Fritz always had a smile, a story and a helping hand. His legacy will continue with shared memories among all who knew him. Our sincere condolences to Connie and family.

So sorry to hear about Fritz. Fritz was a classmate of mine always had a smile on his face and always easy to talk to. Just a good old country boy. Fritz was liked by all who knew him. Weston Class of 1970 has loss a Good friend.  Sending  prayers  to Connie and family during this difficult time.

We extend our heartfelt sympathy to Fritz's family! May your memories of Fritz bring you comfort and God grant you peace!

Connie and family, 

So sorry and shocked to hear of Fritz's passing.  Our hearts go out to you.  Please know we hold you in our thoughts and prayers.

With love,

Ron and Mary 

We are so very sorry for your loss. Fritz was a good man and we thought the world of him. He will sorely be missed.

So so sorry for the loss he was a great guy I know he's doing the same things he's always loved. He was amazing and so was his story's. And once again so sorry for the loss. 

Dear Family 

With great sadness I express my condolences.

Fritz was a great person that I absolutely loved being around.   He and Connie were so generous to open up their home to me when I was in town.   I am so thankful to have gotten to know and spend time with him.

If there is ever anything I could do to help his family in any way, it would be such an honor.

My Sincere Condolences.

Bobby 

Our condolences and prayers are with you all🫶🏽

Uncle Fritz's we love you always till we meet again 🙏🏽

Fritz was a great hunter and teacher, as well as a good friend. He took a bunch of "rookie" elk hunters from Minnesota, and taught them how to hunt elk in Wyoming.

Connie and family, I am so sorry for your loss. 

Wyoming has lost a great hunter, teacher husband, father and friend to all who were lucky enough to have known him.

Kelly and Connie,

I have great memories due to my purchase of Fritz hangar at the airport to straighten out deed overlap problems. That lead to many adventures in my life and my respect and admiration of you as I fitted into my retirement life in Dubois. I look forward to this summers memorial at my cousin Donnies pack horse races. See you then!!!!

Love! Bill S.

Fritz was one of my favorite people in Dubois, always interesting and fun to talk with.

All of the Buffalo SHAVLIK'S  send our sincere condolences to the Meyer's family. We have lots of wonderful memories made.  One special time was when Craig and Greg graduated from HS.  Gary had worked for Rollie Brown at the Wasson Creek camp and we negotiated  with Connie and Fritz to let Gary and the boys and a few others go to the camp.  They agreed and said if they were willing to help set up the camp for that season we could get a reduced rate. Sooo they went and had a wonderful time.  Fritz  certainly leaves a  wonderful legacy with his family and friends and  involvement in the community of Dubois... he will be remembered. 

Connie & Family 

It's hard to describe a Legend and that's exactly what Fritzi was and will always be !!

The kindness and generosity from Connie and Fritz over the years to my family and friends will never be forgotten and the friendship and wonderful memories we will carry forever!!

God Bless Fritzi and Connie and Family 👏👏👏👏

Connie my condolences to you and family. The days I was able to spend hunting with Fritz are some of my favorite memories and I still retell many of his stories to my friends whether it was staring down a grizzly with nothing but a bag of traps or how to trap wolves or coyotes.I am fortunate to have known you both   

Didn't  know him well , but he has a great daughter and son in law which speaks well of his character. RIP Frritz

The best of the best and the best of the West.  Fritz was as good as it gets for a person carving their own slice & providing, while fully supporting those who chase and shared his dream.

Not hearing his passion for the latest & next hunt or simply enjoying his knowledge-- a tremendous loss.

Deepest condolences to his family.  A man that made this community a better place moving on far too soon.

Randy & Carolyn Taylor 

It was an honor to know Fritz for so many years. I'll miss that mischievous grin and the twinkle in his eyes when he told one of his many stories. His kindness and sense of humor will be dearly missed. 

Rest in Peace, Fritz. 

Kelly / Pat,

I am so sorry for the loss of your father. Please know that we are here for you and your family.

Dave & Kaye Sams

Connie.

My deepest condolences go out to you and your family.

I'll always remember my visit to your Wyoming home so many years ago. Growing up on the farm in Wisconsin, I was often the victim of cousin Fritz's pranks. All in good fun, although likely more for him than me! 
Hugs to you,

Dan

  With sympathy and prayer we share in your sadness. We give thanks for having the opportunity to know such a wonderful man.  

Connie and Family,

My condolences to you all. Fritz touched so many lives.I have fond memories of seeing him in Provisions and talking about horses.  Fritz will be greatly missed.

Gail

Connie and family,

So sorry to hear of Fritz's passing. We know he loved living in Wyoming. We're so glad he was able to do what made him happy.

Barb and bill Klang

Connie,

It was just hard to believe when the word came about Fritz, I am sorry for your loss. I feel very lucky to have known Fritz and always looked forward to our conversations. He will be missed.

Take care - Doug McWhirter 

Fritz will be missed. He and I worked together in the Gas Hills for quite awhile. He was a great guy with an amazing sense of humor. Godspeed, Fritz.

Jeff Conine

He was great man and a fine friend.

Connie,

Please accept our deepest sympathy and sincere condolences to the girls and their families also.  You all 

were the best neighbors anyone could have. Coming from IL and getting used to the western life was

an adjustment, your cowboy way and friendship will never be forgotten. We truly share in your sorrow

and loss.

Our deepest and sincere sympathy,

Brian and Bev

Always hard to say good by and I'm usually one of the last to send condolences.  I've known Fritz since he and Connie first moved to Dubois. Over the years I've enjoyed hunting and fishing with him as well as serving on the board of the Wild Sheep Foundation for many years.  Dubois became a better community because of the Meyer's . RIP my friend 

Always hard to say good by and I'm usually one of the last to send condolences.  I've known Fritz since he and Connie first moved to Dubois. Over the years I've enjoyed hunting and fishing with him as well as serving on the board of the Wild Sheep Foundation for many years.  Dubois became a better community because of the Meyer's . RIP my friend 

He told me one time that's as fast as that horse goes next thing I knew I was on my back.

We are so very sorry to hear this. We have some of our best memories of hunting in Wyoming thanks to Fritz. What a guy he was.  A great storyteller, master guide and wonderful all around person. Our sympathy to the entire family.

I grew up in the old neighborhood with the "Meyer Boys" The farm I grew upon is now part of the Joe Meyer operation. We went to country school together and all the same church. I think from young on he was destined to go out West and follow his passion. Condolences to all of you in Reedsburg and Wyoming.