Happy Father's Day

Here's to all the Feller Men (and Feller-in-laws) who are Father's, Uncles, and Mentors. Hope you ALL have a wonderful day.

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I'll never forget the day of Grqndpa's sale. When they put him in the auction truck, to watch them sell, (not sure if that's Stan or Greg sellling) the tears really came. After the sale the house was empty, and we moved him to Parkview Haven in an Apt. in Francesville. He was only in this apt. one month and we had to put him in the nursing area at Parkview. He was so lonely there, but we had no other choice. I remember one day , Marv, came from Minn. to visit him and took him fishing in the pond behind Parkview, and that was a happy day for him. I hope Valerie can post some pictures of some of the good days he was at Parkview.
Love you all
Rosella

Grandpa's Sale-March 1988

I can't imagine how Grandpa felt the day of his sale. I remember Mom telling me there were a few tears.

Chowie's cards

When we created these at Joy's, all cousins laughed to ourselves thinking of the comments Chowie could make. I went to the lake for his birthday and he had them all piled up unopened. He said, "Ain't this the dangdest thing? Look at all these cards I got. They are all the same size and I know who some of them are from. It's them girls." Then he looked at me with his chin lowered and his eyebrows up and said, "You know anything about this?" The next morning(June 14) he started opening them. He waited until I got up but he said, "I have a sneaky feeling you know about this already." When he opened the first one (sorry I don't remember whose it was) Mom told him it was homemade. "Aw," he said, "ain't that something?"
Then the next one was opened - the same. He started to chuckle. "Uh-Oh. Now I get it.." Next one - same. Somewhere around #5 he opened Bonnie's that fell apart! "Whoa - what happened there? She was probably making sure you all were doing your's right!" He laughed so hard and told me to take his "pitcher" so you all could see him on his birthday with his cards that he loved.
Love, Ronda