Isabel FIEBRICH

Isabel was so lovely. I worked with her for many years at SWBT and SBC. My fondest memory of Isabel was when she would walk by my office, hesitate outside the glass wall until I looked up, and then smile her dazzling smile just for me.

I worked with Isabel and Edith for many years in Austin and am very sorry to hear of Isabel's passing. My condolences to the family.
Mikki Eschberger Meyer

Words cannot express how much Isabel meant to so many people. She was a beautiful and caring person. Having worked with Isabel at Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. for so many years, the memories will be cherished forever. The many dances, softball tournaments, time spent in the beauty shop and work related activities are just a few.
Here is a special message that applies to Isabel...it takes a minute to find a special friend, an hour to appreciate them, a day to love them, but it takes...

I was totally shocked when I read my friend, Isabel, from SWBT had passed away. We were immediately drawn toward each other at work, and when we found out we both came from the Czech culture, we both knew why. She was beautiful, so sweet and always looked as if she just stepped out of a fashion magazine. Rest in peace my friend.

I was so saddened to read of Isabel's passing. She was one of the sweetest, kindest people I've ever known. It has been years since I've seen her, but she is not one to ever be forgotten. May you rest in peace, sweet lady.

My heartfelt condolences to the family. I read of Isabel's passing, and even though many years have passed, the second I saw Isabel's name, it brought back rememberance of having known her during my career with Soutwestern Bell, very well possible I could have been under her management. Such a pretty lady. Her eyes in this photo still have the same remembrance of Isabel. Rest In Peace Isabel, and may fond memories of you comfort your family and friends left behind.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
We remember the good times with the St. Austin Catholic Church softball teams.
Nancy and Tom Hrin

I knew Isabel for most of my life, as she and my mother, Lorene Woodall were close friends and worked together at Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. in Austin. Our families had many good times together in Austin, which continued even after my family moved to Johnson City......There were so many barbecues, picnics, swimming parties and ball games our families attended together that it's impossible for me to reckon their number. Isabel was a fantastic cook, the kindest of friends, and a truly...

Thank you, Isabel, for being my best friend since first grade. It is hard to imagine life without you. You were a true friend. You will always be in my heart and in my prayers.