Edwin Laurence Feldt
Edwin "Ed" Laurence Feldt, 49, Park, died Tuesday, Sept. 2. 2008.
He was born Nov. 12, 1958, in WaKeeney to Anthony and Mary Ann (Rupp) Feldt.
He owned a welding and hauling business and was a farmer.
Survivors include his father, Anthony, Park; two brothers, Roy and wife, Linda, Rowlett, Texas, and Douglas, Ellis; two sisters, Barbara Ellegood and husband, Tate, Russell, and Rosanne Schroeder and husband, Stanley, Gilbert, Ariz.; four nephews, Jason, Gregory, Matthew and Cole; and two nieces, Jennifer and Shelly.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Mary Ann, and a niece, Shari Schroeder.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Sacred Heart Church, Park; burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery.
Visitation will be after 4 p.m. Thursday at the church.
A vigil will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the church.
Memorials are suggested to Edwin Feldt Memorial Fund in care of Mickey-Leopold Funeral Home.
I worked at the convenience store in Quinter, where Ed would come in every once in a while. He'd always stand around and visit with me for quite a while before leaving. He had told me that he would dress up as Santa Claus for my two young children this Christmas. I was deeply impacted by his sweet demeanor, and was devastated to learn of his death. He will be greatly missed.
(Posted by: Debi Shapiro)
With sympathy,: 9/5/2008
Evelyn and my mother, Vera Lundgren, who passed away on August 9th, worked together for many many years with the Red Cross Blood Mobile. With my sympathy to Evelyn's family,
(Posted by: Sheila Beougher)
Our deepest sympathy,: 9/4/2008
Our thought and prayer are with your entire family. Ed was a great man and will be missed by many.
(Posted by: Sincerely, Loyd and Wanda Russell)
Ed's love for Park: 9/4/2008
I am the Sheriff and Ed would call me often about problems in Park. He would call about kids that were driving crazy and going to hurt someone. Ed would help anyone, he was forever helping the elders of Park and looking after thier needs. I was told that Ed hadn't been feeling weel for the last couple of weeks but that didn't stop him. I was mtold that even not feeling weel he helped carry a washer and dryer to the basement for an elderly women just 2 days before his death. Ed had helped and offered to help me several times in the past years. Ed will be greatly missed by the Park community and especially his dad (Butch). Ed may you rest in peace.
(Posted by: Allan J weber)
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