Louise Iona Sharp Ussery Fesler

Louise Iona Sharp-Ussery-Fesler passed away peacefully on Sunday May 4th, 2025. 

Louise was born in Portland, OR to Wilfred & Lucile Sharp on July 4th, 1945. She Loved celebrating her birthday with family, fireworks & watermelon!!! She grew up in Orofino, Idaho until she relocated after meeting Jerry Ussery & marrying on September 21, 1960. Making their home in Boise, their family grew welcoming three boys, Jeff, Tracy & Danny. Louise & Jerry were married for 14 years. Louise met & married Charles ‘Bud’ Fesler in February 1975. 

For several years she worked along side her work partner and good friend, Jerry Miller, handling business for the Real Estate Commission. 

Louise & Bud went into private business together creating B & L heating for several years. 

She later got her CDL for long haul truck driving with Bud, covering much of the United States which she enjoyed very much. She Loved to tell the story of their delivery of the personal speedboat belonging to Chicago Bears Football player, Walter Peyton. She worked for many companies over the years bookkeeping, and was fond of her time working for the Nugget in Reno, Nevada. Once she became a grandma she decided to relocate back to Idaho to be closer to family. Louise & Bud continued working together, and volunteering for the Idaho Defensive Driving program until his passing in January 2010. 

She was an excellent bowler, bowling on leagues for many years, winning her many trophies and high score pins. Louise enjoyed camping, boating and riding motorcycles with her boys. 

She enjoyed dancing & singing along with some of her favorites genres of music ranging from Huey Lewis and the News to Elvis Presley. 

Louise reunited with her first love Jerry Ussery and they were inseparable until her passing. Louise was preceded in death by brother John Sharp and parents Wifred & Lucile Sharp. 

She is survived by her love, Jerry Ussery, Sons Jeff (Kathy) Ussery, Hailey & Parker. Tracy (Isy) Ussery, Austin & Gabrielle. Danny (Missy) Ussery, Abbie & Jacob, and great-grandson Callahan Blue Wheeler. Survived also by her sister Loralee Alt & brother Jim Sharp as well as many cousins, nieces and nephews. 

For those that knew Louise well, they knew her to be fun loving with a pinch of sass. 

Please join us in A Celebration of Life for Louise, on Sunday September 21, 2025 at 11:00am at: 9800 W Gloxina St. Star, Idaho. 

We love you and miss you so much Louise (Weezy), Mom, grandma & great-grandma~ until we see you again, CU CU ♥️