Vivian O. Feltz

Rachael and Debi - My mom and I are so sorry to hear about Aunt Vivian's passing. We wish we could be there. We have so many great memories of time spent at your Colden home with all of you and Grandma Owens - the player piano and playing around the grounds. I know it meant a lot to my Mom to be so welcome at your home. So many memories there - please accept our condolences and our love to you all. Pat and Lisa Bove-Charsley

So sorry for your loss. We love you Aunt Rachel Love , Your niece Dawnie

You will be in my thoughts and prayers as you go through this weekend. Your mom will be missed. Keep your memories close

Rachael and Debi, I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your mom. My heart is open in memories, thoughts and prayers to you and your family. Your old friend, Debby Ball Hummel
Roesler

Rachael and Debi, I am so sorry about the loss of your mom,my heart is open to you and your family with many memories, thoughts and prayers, love to you all, your old friend, Debby Ball Hummel Roesler, Clearwater, Florida

Dear Deb and Rachael. Please accept my deepest sympathy. I recall fondly many memories involving family gatherings "in the country" as we called it--card games around Aunt Vivian's kitchen table. May you and all your family be comforted with the knowledge of her relationship with God, who has taken her into His arms. I am sorry that I am not able to travel to NY for the services to honor her. But remember her, I will.

Vivian was a very special person. Our visit with her in Michigan a few weeks ago was special and will always be in our memory along with other great memories throughout the years.
May God Bless,
Irma, Colleen & Steve

Rachael, Bob, Emma and Anna: I'm so sorry about your loss. She sounds like she was a wonderful woman. Barbara lost her mother on Christmas Day last year so we understand. We wish you and your family the best.

Dear Rachael, Bob, Emma and Anna.
Please accept our sincerest condolences on the passing of Vivian. She is now in a place where all pain and grief is behind her, and Time can no longer take it's toll.

We remember back in October 2003 when we had the pleasure of visiting Vivian at the 'Rachael's Attic' store, dressed in her Halloween outfit. Yes, she did take pride in that store, but even more so in her family for sure.

Fondest regards,
Richard and Mary Shagott