Susan Feingold Obituary

Being back in Mount Pleasant full time makes me really miss my friend Susan! She was so smart, intuitive and quick witted! I was her confident during the time she scouted out various places to move to, finally deciding on Chattenoga! We shared confidences and she was a wealth of information! She shared many holidays us at our home! I know how sorely her family must miss her! I´d love to contact her sisters´ who she so highly regarded!

I e been trying to reach Susan-I had no idea she passed! She and I shared so many fun times together, shopping and especially sharing confidences! I´m Heartbroken!

Dear Feingold family,

I was greatly saddened to hear of the passing of Susan and I apologize for not getting this condolence note to you sooner.
I had the pleasure of teaching Susan in my Modern European history class at the College of Charleston. She was an outstanding scholar. But not only was she an exceptional student, we became fast friends. We were close in age and shared many interests. With her caring and supportive approach to life, I knew she would make a great teacher. She was so enjoyable, so endearing. After she graduated and became a teacher at Whitesides, we ran into each other at Marshall's and quickly picked up right where we had left off. She was as amazing as ever. Her wit, her sensitivity, her kindness. I just adored her.
So I write to her family just to express to you how fortunate I count myself to have known this remarkable person, and as how as her teacher, my life was so enriched. I grieve for your loss.


Sincerely,

Susan Toland

Susan Feingold was like a second mother to my daughter Megan. Molly and Megan were the best of childhood friends and loved to visit in each other's homes. The Feingold household was always full of interesting, creative things to do. Our houses were not beside each other, rather they were backyard adjacent so my husband build a gate in the fence between the backyards so the girls could easily run back and forth between houses. Molly, I'm so sorry to learn of Susan's passing. She loved you SO much.

So sorry Sharon and family for your loss.. Cassie Z.

Always difficult to see a loved one pass on, and especially one as wonderful as Susan. Met her at Central Catholic High School and remained in contact up to our 50+1 reunion in September 2022. Enjoyed visiting with Susan, Marvin and Molly in Charleston, SC on several occasions. Spoleto Festival was a favorite of ours with Susan acting as guide to the arts. The Lynch clan will truly miss her, as we will too.

Susan was a treasure to our family and a wonderful friend. She cared for my son Jon and he and Molly were the subjects of many photos throughout the years!
Peace to the family and my heartfelt condolences to you all.
Kate Bibb Rath

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Marvin and Molly I am so sad to hear the news about Susan. She added so much life to the faculty at Whitesides. I loved working with her ! Oh ! How we loved the stories about "bad Molly Feingold"! Sending my love !

I am so sad to hear of Sue's passing. I was in the class of 1966 with her. She was in a couple of classes with me and we became friends. She was funny and fun to be around. My condolences to her family.

Our condolence to the family.
I was happy to have known Sue from Class of 1966. We got to spend a fun filled weekend together at Ohio State. We set her up with a blind date! ( she still was my friend afterwards even though the date did not go so well!). May she rest in peace!

I am very sorry to hear of "Susie" Lynch´s passing. As I former Immaculate Conception ((Darby) classmate and CCHS class of 1966 classmate as well I will always have fond memories of her.

I have many warm memories of Susan -- she had a ready wit and a smiling outlook on life. I send my condolences to Marvin and Molly.

Molly, How my family loved Susie! She made us laugh until we cried, her vocabulary was that of a dictionary, her intellect that of a genius! My memories are many and cherished.

Lorraine Abrahamson

Heartbroken to hear of Susan's passing, we had such fun times on our Tuesday night walks downtown with all our best girlfriends. Those memories will be with me always, What a wonderful, smart and funny lady she was. Condolences to her family, may God comfort you at this time.

I´m very sad and shocked to hear of Susan´s passing. She taught across the hall from me at Whitesides Elementary years and for short time at Jennie Moore Ele. She always had a funny wisecrack that would leave me in stitches laughing. She made the tough days of teaching more fun.The kids ( including my daughter) loved her funny a unique sense of humor that she brought to her classroom curriculum. I will miss her and I know her students, friends and family members will as well. She will always be in my memory as my fun and loving friend.
Love,
Gina Fennell

Happy Trails, Susie! So sorry for Molly. Patrick and Nick are so sad. Me too. Love, Mary.

Condolences to all. I graduated from CCHS with Sue and remember her fondly.

A wonderful Eastern Ave Family member