William Perroneau Fielder, III

William Perroneau Fielder III November 18th, 1975 - August 13th, 2026 William Perroneau Fielder, III, of Lynchburg, Virginia. passed away Thursday, August 13, 2026, at his home. Born November 18, 1975, in Appomattox, Virginia, he was the son of the late William Perroneau Fielder and Vicky Diane Smith Fielder. William worked for VP&J as a Direct Support Professional in Appomattox, Virginia. Mr. Fielder was a diligent, caring man and was loved by everyone who met him, but especially those whom he was charged with caring for. He had a natural desire to give, and a kind, selfless soul. Despite his own disabilities, he was always there to give a helping hand. William was a member of the Faith Alliance Church in Lynchburg, Virginia. Each and every member of this church was like family to him, and he loved them dearly. He is a man of God who worshipped the Lord daily and instilled those values in his family and life. William was the loving husband of Barbara Ann Fielder for 31 years. He and Barbara are each other's best friends and leaned on each other in times of need. He loved traveling with her; they went on trips to Graceland, Smith Mountain Lake, Natural Bridge, and Walton’s Mountain. The two were inseparable since the day they met. In addition to his wife, Barbara Fielder, William was survived by three daughters, Charity Fielder, Hope Elliott, and Faith Fielder; five grandchildren, Calliana Hasson (8), Caylan Hasson (6), Lesley Lange (4), Philip Elliott (7), and Langdyn Elliott (4). He is also survived by: Calliana and Caylan’s father, Caleb Hasson, Lesley’s father, Matt Lange, William’s son-in-law, Justyn Elliott, and Faith’s fiancé, Matthew Carrera. Also, his two cats Nyu and Sadie Fielder. William was very present in his daughters' and grandkids' lives. He loved making fun experiences for them, like taking them camping and to Kings Dominion. He loved celebrating holidays and birthdays with his whole family every year: gifting flowers and chocolates on Valentine’s Day, hosting Easter egg hunts, having a costume for Halloween, providing an abundance of food on the table for Thanksgiving, and dressing up as Santa for Christmas. He attended all of his grandkids’ events like field trips, field days, violin recitals, and graduations. An artistic soul, he often expressed himself through the creation of art, whether that be drawing pictures for his wife or designing his own cover art on DVDs and CDs. He loved watching movies and TV shows, his favorites being: Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, Back to the Future, The Goonies, Gremlins, StarTrek, WWE Wrestling, The Dukes of Hazzard, and The Crow. He had a great taste in music, artists like Tom Petty and Neil Diamond. 96.3 ROV Rocks radio station was always playing in his car. He had a passion for magic tricks, which was passed down from his father performing for kids. An owner of many retro video game consoles, he enjoyed playing games by himself and with others, he was notorious for winning all the time. A celebration of William’s life will be held Sunday, August 23rd, 2026 at Faith Alliance Church, 7808 Timberlake Rd, Lynchburg, VA 24502, at 4 P.M., officiated by Pastor Yossi. Online condolences may be made at www.diuguidfuneralservice.com. Diuguid Waterlick Chapel, 434-237-2722, is serving the family