Carol A. Felber
Date of Birth: July 19, 1933       Date of Passing: July 17, 2008

	Age	75
	Place of Birth:	Buffalo, New York
	Place of Passing:	Unexpectedly at her residence.
	Resided in:	Lancaster, NY formerly of Akron, NY
	History:	Carol was a graduate of Masten High School in Buffalo. She continued her education with a Business degree from St. Mary's Business School also in Buffalo, NY. An active person in the community Mrs. Felber attended the Lancaster Presbyterian Church. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star where she served as Past Matron and NYS Chaplin. Her memberships also included the Ailiamsi Ladies of the Oriental Shrine Court # 12, where she served as State Color Guard and the Daughters of the Nile. She enjoyed helping others in many unselfish ways. Carol enjoyed sewing, reading and going to the movies in her spare time. Mrs. Felber was also well known for her organizing charity fashion shows. A tireless care giver to her late husband Donald R. Felber whom she married August 4, 1951 he suffered with Alzheimer's he died December 23, 2004. Carol devoted her life to the love of family and many friends. Carol was the co-owner of Golden Pond Estates and Felbers Building Supplies along with her late husband Donald R. Felber. Mrs. Felber will be missed by everyone who knew her and loved her.
	Family:	Daughter of the late Carl Zeis and Virginia (Long) Nartowicz. Dear daughter of Edward Nartowicz of Buffalo, NY.; Loving mother of Donna (Daniel) Neff, of FL. Sharon L. (Kevin) Guari of Lancaster, NY and Debby (Shawn) Large of Akron, NY.; loving grandmother of Kevin (Renee), Samantha (Nino), Aaron (Tori), Danielle (Neil), F. Duane (Laura) and Sidney; Proud Great grandmother of Kevin, McKenna, Kyler and Ethan "Fletch"; Sister of Charles (Charlotte) Zies of Williamsville, NY. Also surviving are many other family members and friends.
	Viewing info:	Funeral services Monday at 11:00 AM in the Lancaster Presbyterian Church 5461 Broadway Lancaster, NY Pastor Kelly Negus will officiate.
	Burial:	Burial will be in Evergreen Lawn Cemetery, Akron.
	Memorials:	In lieu of flowers the family suggests memorials to the American Heart Association or the American Cancer Society.