Obituaries
Robert R. Feeser, 64
Robert R. W. Feeser , 64, of Lancaster, passed away Saturday, January 5, 2008 at Memorial Hospital in York.
Born in Gardners, Adams County, he was the son of the late Robert A. J. and Mildred J. ( Chronister) Feeser formerly of West York. Mr. Feeser was preceded in death by his first wife Carol J. ( Foehl) Feeser who passed away May 15,1983. He is the husband of Darlene E. (Druck) Feeser to whom he was married to for 23 years.
Mr. Feeser worked for 20 years in sales of industrial supplies in Philadelphia. Also as accounts manager for an industrial maintenance co. and later retiring from Manheim Twp. School District. Bob also enjoyed operating a childcare business with his wife. He was a 1961 Graduate of West York Area High School and attended York Jr. College before entering the Army. He served 10 years Active Army as Chaplain Administrator. He earned 2 Army Commendation Medals and the Meritorious Service Medal. He earned the rank of Sergeant First Class and completed his Army career in the PA. National Guard, retiring in 1984.He was a member of Long Memorial U.M. Church. He served in various offices in the church. To Bob, God, home and family were very important.
Surviving in addition to his wife are his five children: Kimberlee J. ( Feeser) Cianciulli of Norristown, Robert L. and wife Andrea of Pottstown, Bryan R. and wife Sherri of Texas, Carl E. and wife Karin of New Jersey, David S. and wife Connie of Lancaster, along with 10 grandchildren. He has three brothers, Ronald C. Chronister and wife Dorothy of Aspers, PA, Kenneth W. and wife Patricia of York, Barry S. Feeser of Breezewood, PA. and a sister Jane ( Feeser) Wood and husband Greg of York.
Services will be held on Wednesday, January 9, 2008 at Long Memorial United Methodist Church, 2660 Lititz Pike, Lancaster, PA 17601, at 10:30 AM. with his Pastor, Rev. David P. Unangst officiating. There will be a viewing from 9AM until the time of the service. Interment will be in the Church Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made in Robert’s memory to the church. The Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home and Chapel, Inc. 560- 5100 will be handling the arrangements
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Darlene and Family,
Life is so short and then you are gone. Cherish the moments that you all had together with Bob. He was a very special person that one does not forget. He had made a good comodrae with love with us as we grew up together as cousins. Bob, you will always be fondly with us in our hearts.
Your Cousins,
George W. Feeser Jr.
Shirley M. (Feeser) Metcalf
Dave and Connie,
I am sorry for you loss. You are both in my thoughts and prayers at this time.
Peggy Riehl
Bob was my classmate and friend. As friends sometimes do, we did not remain in touch. Distance in our case was the reason. When we did meet again, it was as if time had stood still and we were still classmates and friends reliving old memories. His warm, shy smile always made it a pleasure to see him. I have many fond memories of Bob.
My condolences to his family. There are no words that I can express that will make this easier but know that Bob was a wonderful person and I, like many others, valued his friendship.
I have lost a friend but I’m sure we will meet again. I will miss him but I will never forget my friend, Bob "Feeze" Feeser.
J. Michael Hutton
Darlene, Carl, Davey and Family,
I’m so sorry to hear of Bob’s passing. My prayers are with all of you during this difficult time.
From reading his obituary, I can see what a wonderful man Bob must have been. I’m sorry I was never able to meet him.
I’m sorry, too, that we didn’t stay in touch after you married and moved away. How can 23 years have passed? I’ve thought of you and your boys often – I still have the rainbow mug! Wayne and Erik are still in the Harrisburg area.
Please don’t hesitate to contact me when you feel up to it.
Patty (Lewis) Bigelow
We were really sad to hear of Bob’s passing; but we celebrate his eternal reward. What an example of a kind and gentle human being. Unfortunately over the years we lose contact with classmates and with someone as special as Bob, that would be our loss.
Our condolences to his family and may they be blessed with memories of good times.
May God bless all of you and may he receive the soul of a gentle servant into his Kingdom.
Dick and Judy (Rabenstine) Enterline
