Barbara Ann Feltenberger

I remember the day she asked me if she could call her baby Susan. That is why you became Sue Kay, so we could keep the Susan´s straight in the neighborhood.

I am forever grateful for the gift I received in gaining a dear woman I could call Mom. Though I didn´t get to enjoy daily life with her because we lived so far away, we always knew we were loved. Mom always smiled, she was gentle and kind. She would do anything for you. She was selfless and giving. She loved her children and I am grateful to be considered one. We love you mom, you will be missed. Until we meet again.

From the first time I met your Mom I felt welcome in her home. Mainly in the kitchen where, as soon as she saw you coming the coffee was made and something sweet was on the table. Many plans made and problems solved around her table. Family and friends were always welcome. I will miss her.

I've known your parents as long as I've known Ed.....a long time. Your mom indeed was kind and giving always. Sue, your parents were no doubt proud of the care you continually gave. Always missed, and never forgotten.