Anna Feath Obituary

FEATH, Anna Anna Louise Poston Feath of Charleston, SC, died peacefully Tuesday, February 27that the age of 82. She was greeted in Heaven today by her parents, three siblings, husband Walter Raymond Feath Sr. and grandson Lauren Caleb Feath. Louise was the beloved mother of Ralph Thomas Feath of Dover, PA, Walter Raymond Feath Jr. of Ventura, CA and David George Feath of Chas, SC. She is lovingly missed by her three grand children; twins Joshua Bryant Feath & Kory Alexander Feath and Laina Grace Maria Feath of Ventura, CA. Many cousins, friends, nephews, and nieces shall miss her smiling and cheerful demeanor. Louise became a RN during WW ll. After the war she met & married John T. Saul, a former POW and engineer. John died tragically in an industrial accident shortly after Ralph's birth. A devout Christian, she was a life-long member of the Second Presbyterian Church of Chas. Louise was a dedicated wife to her husbands, loving mother to her children and nurse advocate to her parents and siblings. She gladly sacrificed her own comfort to help put her three sons' through college. Throughout her life, no one who met her left a stranger. Her spare time was spent helping others as a citizen volunteer for the Charleston Police Dept Elder Support Team or helping those in her extended and church families. A selfless commitment to others earned Louise SC's Homemaker of the Year Award. She was as much at home camping in the Smoky Mountains as she was living in her West Ashley home. She found time to win blue ribbons for cooking at the Coastal Carolina Fair and organize reunions for her Roper nursing class of '46. Louise was especially appreciative of those who lovingly cared for and knew her only as Mrs. Feath at the Presbyterian Home in Summerville, SC. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral service Saturday March 3, 2007 at one o'clock in J. HENRY STUHR, INC., DOWNTOWN CHAPEL. Interment, Riverview Memorial Park. Friends may call at Stuhr's Downtown Chapel Friday between five and seven o'clock and Saturday between eleven and one o'clock. Visit our guestbook at www.charleston.net/deaths.

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Published by Charleston Post & Courier on Mar. 1, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Anna Feath

8 Entries

Ralph Feath

March 6, 2007

The outpouring of Love from everyone to our family has just been overwhelming. Many thanks to everyone involved and who visited.
I will remember always.

Belinda Duncan

March 5, 2007

I remember the first time I met Louise at the nursing home in which my mother had only been there herself for a few days. My mothers name was Thelma Priester. She passed away last year in april. I found them in the tea room the day I met Louise eating lunch and making small talk. I sat to visit with my mom and Louise just seemed to be someone we had known for a long time in just a short time that day. She had a big heart and a beautiful warm smile. I would always love to talk to her about her nursing career, she was so proud to share it with me , I admired her, my mother became very close to her. I would tease them and say look out there's Thelma and Louise! I know they are in heaven together no doubt. Thank you God for allowing Louise to be a part of my mothers life. I love you Louise. Rest sweet angel.

ann simmons-eldredge

March 5, 2007

My dearest cousins,

We shall miss your mother, the sister of my mother--- her laugh, the family dinners. She was a true Christian and she rests peacefully in the arms of her Lord and family members.

Raymond Feath

March 4, 2007

I want to thank everyone for sharing my Mom all these years. She was more out there helping others than I ever imagined.
Please accept my thanks for everything you did for her and continue helping others as she helped you.

Dave Haigler

March 4, 2007

Louise was truly my oldest friend on this earth, as she was present at my birth at Old Roper Hospital 61 years ago. She was a lifelong friend of my own late mother, the former Clara Shipley of North Charleston. I've written a tribute to Aunt Louise too lengthy to be published here but can be found at http://www.xanga.com/HaigLaw/574286712/item.html
-- along with some of my favorite pictures of her.

Debbie Davis

March 2, 2007

Louise was a beautiful person not only outside but inside. She loved her children and grand children dearly. Louise was a good friend and will be miss by all.

Alice Butler-Ravenel

March 1, 2007

To The Feath Family,

You all have my deepest sympathy. Ms. Feath was my friend we shared many phone calls and Bessinger's BBQ lunches. I will miss her dearly. May God comfort you remember Ms. Feath Zest for life.

Audrey Crawford Brownlee

March 1, 2007

Louise and I lived in the same neighborhood during our school years.We graduated from Memminger in 1941 and the last time I saw her was at our 50th. year reunion. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to her family.

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