Our beloved Darlene passed away peacefully after a brief battle with cancer. She was a loving daughter, sister, aunt, niece, sister-in-law, friend and teacher. Darlene was preceded in death by her father, John, and is survived by her mother, Alma Felder, sisters, Susi Frost (Bob), Connie Brouner, Nancy Horner (Ed), nieces, nephews and their children. She fought hard to stay with us but is now at peace in the arms of her heavenly Father. Her helping hands and loving heart will be missed by all and her beautiful quilts and embroidery will provide a lasting symbol of her talent, love and sharing spirit.
Darlene was someone who loved others and was there to help when someone was in need. She loved herself and her family.
She did not have any children.
Darlene taught others, she was a teacher and was a compassionate person with a pure passionate side to life. She was someone who just loved people and children. She had her own way of being social and she loved helping children, Especially those children in need who cannot do things for themselves, and need special assistance, making them unable to be in a regular class setting. She was a giver, She gave back to the community by showering those with love and understanding in those children that needed someone to turn to and couldn't get along with non-special needs children. Darlene understood all of these children and cared for them unconditionally as their parents would. As if they were her own children, She was such a sweet, kind, loving, devoted, caring and friendly woman.+
Darlene lived in the Seattle area all her life. She attended Whitworth Elementary, Sharples Junior High and Franklin High School. She received her degree from Central Washington State College in 1971 and devoted her life to teaching. She lived in Edmonds where she taught Special Education at Chase Lake Elementary for 30 years.
Darlene's calling to help special needs children began in her teens. A Campfire Girl, she spent summers at Camp Sealth as a camper, counselor, director and served on the Puget Sound Campfire Council board for many years.
Her travels included Japan, Europe, Alaska and an unforgettable cruise through the Panama Canal in 2011. Darlene was an active HAM operator and held an Extra-Class amateur radio license, the sweet voice of KE7TQS will no longer fill the air waves. She enjoyed time on the Long Beach Peninsula with family and gathered a caring circle of friends through her community involvement.
Darlene requested memorial gifts be made to: Camp Sealth Campership Fund, Campfire Central Puget Sound Council 4241 21st Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98199. Contributions will provide camping experiences for children in need.
Celebration of life for Darlene was held at 2:00 pm, On Sunday, September 9th in the year of 2012. At the Mountain View Community Church - Located at:
12033 Seattle Hill Road, In: Snohomish, WA.
Darlene was laid to rest in the beautiful Acacia cemetery, located in Lake Forest Park (Seattle) WASHINGTON STATE.
Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high
There's a land that I've heard of once in a lullaby.
Somewhere over the rainbow, skies are blue
And the dreams that you dare to dream,
Really do come true.
Someday I'll wish upon a star
And wake up where the clouds are far behind me.
Where troubles melt like lemon drops,
High above the chimney tops,
That's where you'll find me.
Somewhere over the rainbow!
Darlene LOVED and enjoyed "The Wizard Of Oz" Very much and thus why her gravestone marker is a silhouette of Dear Darlene and the Wizard Of Oz Clan, The Lion, Scarecrow and Tin man hand in hand with Darlene... She and her pals are off to see the wizard, the wonderful Wizard Of Oz! REST IN LOVE AND PEACE DARLENE, YOU WILL BE MISSED! AND ARE LOVED VERY MUCH!
(BIO COURTESY OF: SEATTLE TIMES AND ACACIA MEMORIAL PARK.)
From the Family Of Darlene Felder whom wrote the OBIT.
(F.A.G. MEMORIAL BY: HALEY POPE)
(PHOTOS OF GRAVESITE/GRAVESTONE BY: HALEY POPE)
(PHOTOS OF PERSON: provided by Obituary)
PLEASE BE COURTEOUS AND AT LEAST JUST ASK!
*SHOOT ME A MESSAGE ABOUT WHAT MATERIAL IT IS THAT YOUR WANTING TO USE, SAVE, COPY OR REPRODUCE.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Darlene was someone who loved others and was there to help when someone was in need. She loved herself and her family.
She did not have any children.
Darlene taught others, she was a teacher and was a compassionate person with a pure passionate side to life. She was someone who just loved people and children. She had her own way of being social and she loved helping children, Especially those children in need who cannot do things for themselves, and need special assistance, making them unable to be in a regular class setting. She was a giver, She gave back to the community by showering those with love and understanding in those children that needed someone to turn to and couldn't get along with non-special needs children. Darlene understood all of these children and cared for them unconditionally as their parents would. As if they were her own children, She was such a sweet, kind, loving, devoted, caring and friendly woman.+
Darlene lived in the Seattle area all her life. She attended Whitworth Elementary, Sharples Junior High and Franklin High School. She received her degree from Central Washington State College in 1971 and devoted her life to teaching. She lived in Edmonds where she taught Special Education at Chase Lake Elementary for 30 years.
Darlene's calling to help special needs children began in her teens. A Campfire Girl, she spent summers at Camp Sealth as a camper, counselor, director and served on the Puget Sound Campfire Council board for many years.
Her travels included Japan, Europe, Alaska and an unforgettable cruise through the Panama Canal in 2011. Darlene was an active HAM operator and held an Extra-Class amateur radio license, the sweet voice of KE7TQS will no longer fill the air waves. She enjoyed time on the Long Beach Peninsula with family and gathered a caring circle of friends through her community involvement.
Darlene requested memorial gifts be made to: Camp Sealth Campership Fund, Campfire Central Puget Sound Council 4241 21st Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98199. Contributions will provide camping experiences for children in need.
Celebration of life for Darlene was held at 2:00 pm, On Sunday, September 9th in the year of 2012. At the Mountain View Community Church - Located at:
12033 Seattle Hill Road, In: Snohomish, WA.
Darlene was laid to rest in the beautiful Acacia cemetery, located in Lake Forest Park (Seattle) WASHINGTON STATE.
Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high
There's a land that I've heard of once in a lullaby.
Somewhere over the rainbow, skies are blue
And the dreams that you dare to dream,
Really do come true.
Someday I'll wish upon a star
And wake up where the clouds are far behind me.
Where troubles melt like lemon drops,
High above the chimney tops,
That's where you'll find me.
Somewhere over the rainbow!
Darlene LOVED and enjoyed "The Wizard Of Oz" Very much and thus why her gravestone marker is a silhouette of Dear Darlene and the Wizard Of Oz Clan, The Lion, Scarecrow and Tin man hand in hand with Darlene... She and her pals are off to see the wizard, the wonderful Wizard Of Oz! REST IN LOVE AND PEACE DARLENE, YOU WILL BE MISSED! AND ARE LOVED VERY MUCH!
(BIO COURTESY OF: SEATTLE TIMES AND ACACIA MEMORIAL PARK.)
From the Family Of Darlene Felder whom wrote the OBIT.
(F.A.G. MEMORIAL BY: HALEY POPE)
(PHOTOS OF GRAVESITE/GRAVESTONE BY: HALEY POPE)
(PHOTOS OF PERSON: provided by Obituary)
PLEASE BE COURTEOUS AND AT LEAST JUST ASK!
*SHOOT ME A MESSAGE ABOUT WHAT MATERIAL IT IS THAT YOUR WANTING TO USE, SAVE, COPY OR REPRODUCE.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Our beloved Darlene passed away peacefully after a brief battle with cancer. She was a loving daughter, sister, aunt, niece, sister-in-law, friend and teacher. Darlene was preceded in death by her father, John, and is survived by her mother, Alma Felder, sisters, Susi Frost (Bob), Connie Brouner, Nancy Horner (Ed), nieces, nephews and their children. She fought hard to stay with us but is now at peace in the arms of her heavenly Father. Her helping hands and loving heart will be missed by all and her beautiful quilts and embroidery will provide a lasting symbol of her talent, love and sharing spirit.
Darlene was someone who loved others and was there to help when someone was in need. She loved herself and her family.
She did not have any children.
Darlene taught others, she was a teacher and was a compassionate person with a pure passionate side to life. She was someone who just loved people and children. She had her own way of being social and she loved helping children, Especially those children in need who cannot do things for themselves, and need special assistance, making them unable to be in a regular class setting. She was a giver, She gave back to the community by showering those with love and understanding in those children that needed someone to turn to and couldn't get along with non-special needs children. Darlene understood all of these children and cared for them unconditionally as their parents would. As if they were her own children, She was such a sweet, kind, loving, devoted, caring and friendly woman.+
Darlene lived in the Seattle area all her life. She attended Whitworth Elementary, Sharples Junior High and Franklin High School. She received her degree from Central Washington State College in 1971 and devoted her life to teaching. She lived in Edmonds where she taught Special Education at Chase Lake Elementary for 30 years.
Darlene's calling to help special needs children began in her teens. A Campfire Girl, she spent summers at Camp Sealth as a camper, counselor, director and served on the Puget Sound Campfire Council board for many years.
Her travels included Japan, Europe, Alaska and an unforgettable cruise through the Panama Canal in 2011. Darlene was an active HAM operator and held an Extra-Class amateur radio license, the sweet voice of KE7TQS will no longer fill the air waves. She enjoyed time on the Long Beach Peninsula with family and gathered a caring circle of friends through her community involvement.
Darlene requested memorial gifts be made to: Camp Sealth Campership Fund, Campfire Central Puget Sound Council 4241 21st Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98199. Contributions will provide camping experiences for children in need.
Celebration of life for Darlene was held at 2:00 pm, On Sunday, September 9th in the year of 2012. At the Mountain View Community Church - Located at:
12033 Seattle Hill Road, In: Snohomish, WA.
Darlene was laid to rest in the beautiful Acacia cemetery, located in Lake Forest Park (Seattle) WASHINGTON STATE.
Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high
There's a land that I've heard of once in a lullaby.
Somewhere over the rainbow, skies are blue
And the dreams that you dare to dream,
Really do come true.
Someday I'll wish upon a star
And wake up where the clouds are far behind me.
Where troubles melt like lemon drops,
High above the chimney tops,
That's where you'll find me.
Somewhere over the rainbow!
Darlene LOVED and enjoyed "The Wizard Of Oz" Very much and thus why her gravestone marker is a silhouette of Dear Darlene and the Wizard Of Oz Clan, The Lion, Scarecrow and Tin man hand in hand with Darlene... She and her pals are off to see the wizard, the wonderful Wizard Of Oz! REST IN LOVE AND PEACE DARLENE, YOU WILL BE MISSED! AND ARE LOVED VERY MUCH!
(BIO COURTESY OF: SEATTLE TIMES AND ACACIA MEMORIAL PARK.)
From the Family Of Darlene Felder whom wrote the OBIT.
(F.A.G. MEMORIAL BY: HALEY POPE)
(PHOTOS OF GRAVESITE/GRAVESTONE BY: HALEY POPE)
(PHOTOS OF PERSON: provided by Obituary)
PLEASE BE COURTEOUS AND AT LEAST JUST ASK!
*SHOOT ME A MESSAGE ABOUT WHAT MATERIAL IT IS THAT YOUR WANTING TO USE, SAVE, COPY OR REPRODUCE.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Darlene was someone who loved others and was there to help when someone was in need. She loved herself and her family.
She did not have any children.
Darlene taught others, she was a teacher and was a compassionate person with a pure passionate side to life. She was someone who just loved people and children. She had her own way of being social and she loved helping children, Especially those children in need who cannot do things for themselves, and need special assistance, making them unable to be in a regular class setting. She was a giver, She gave back to the community by showering those with love and understanding in those children that needed someone to turn to and couldn't get along with non-special needs children. Darlene understood all of these children and cared for them unconditionally as their parents would. As if they were her own children, She was such a sweet, kind, loving, devoted, caring and friendly woman.+
Darlene lived in the Seattle area all her life. She attended Whitworth Elementary, Sharples Junior High and Franklin High School. She received her degree from Central Washington State College in 1971 and devoted her life to teaching. She lived in Edmonds where she taught Special Education at Chase Lake Elementary for 30 years.
Darlene's calling to help special needs children began in her teens. A Campfire Girl, she spent summers at Camp Sealth as a camper, counselor, director and served on the Puget Sound Campfire Council board for many years.
Her travels included Japan, Europe, Alaska and an unforgettable cruise through the Panama Canal in 2011. Darlene was an active HAM operator and held an Extra-Class amateur radio license, the sweet voice of KE7TQS will no longer fill the air waves. She enjoyed time on the Long Beach Peninsula with family and gathered a caring circle of friends through her community involvement.
Darlene requested memorial gifts be made to: Camp Sealth Campership Fund, Campfire Central Puget Sound Council 4241 21st Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98199. Contributions will provide camping experiences for children in need.
Celebration of life for Darlene was held at 2:00 pm, On Sunday, September 9th in the year of 2012. At the Mountain View Community Church - Located at:
12033 Seattle Hill Road, In: Snohomish, WA.
Darlene was laid to rest in the beautiful Acacia cemetery, located in Lake Forest Park (Seattle) WASHINGTON STATE.
Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high
There's a land that I've heard of once in a lullaby.
Somewhere over the rainbow, skies are blue
And the dreams that you dare to dream,
Really do come true.
Someday I'll wish upon a star
And wake up where the clouds are far behind me.
Where troubles melt like lemon drops,
High above the chimney tops,
That's where you'll find me.
Somewhere over the rainbow!
Darlene LOVED and enjoyed "The Wizard Of Oz" Very much and thus why her gravestone marker is a silhouette of Dear Darlene and the Wizard Of Oz Clan, The Lion, Scarecrow and Tin man hand in hand with Darlene... She and her pals are off to see the wizard, the wonderful Wizard Of Oz! REST IN LOVE AND PEACE DARLENE, YOU WILL BE MISSED! AND ARE LOVED VERY MUCH!
(BIO COURTESY OF: SEATTLE TIMES AND ACACIA MEMORIAL PARK.)
From the Family Of Darlene Felder whom wrote the OBIT.
(F.A.G. MEMORIAL BY: HALEY POPE)
(PHOTOS OF GRAVESITE/GRAVESTONE BY: HALEY POPE)
(PHOTOS OF PERSON: provided by Obituary)
PLEASE BE COURTEOUS AND AT LEAST JUST ASK!
*SHOOT ME A MESSAGE ABOUT WHAT MATERIAL IT IS THAT YOUR WANTING TO USE, SAVE, COPY OR REPRODUCE.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Inscription
"Beloved Daughter, Sister, Aunt, Teacher and Good Friend."
Gravesite Details
WIZARD OF OZ Art Work on Darlene's Gravestone.
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