Audre Pitts
The funeral will be Tuesday, Dec. 5, for Audre Ellen Pitts of Eugene, who died Dec. 2 of age-related causes. She was 95.
She was born April 15, 1911, in Concordia, Kan., to Ulysses Simpson Grant and Mary Catherine Husted Feasel.
She married Raymond Pitts. She was a homemaker.
Survivors include a sister, Ruth Campbell of Jackson, Mich.; a brother, Lloyd Feasel of Concordia; and a grandson. A daughter, Dorothy Mickey, died previously.
Tuesday's funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. at Eugene First Church of the Nazarene. Burial will be at Sunset Hills Memorial Park. Arrangements by Musgrove Family Mortuary, Eugene.
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Audre lived at the assisted living facility where I worked. I loved to chat with her during mealtimes and while assisting her with dressing and bathing. Through this chat grew a cherished friendship.
She was the author of a number of books:
Let My Life Sing: How to Cope When Your World Caves In (published in 1978);
Each Year is a Book (published in 1982);
Let Me Keep Laughter (published in 1985);
I Talk to Myself a Lot (published in 1986);
The Music Keeps on Playing (published in 1988)
Audre collected teacups and music boxes, and loved to read. Some of her favorite books to read, besides her well-worn Bible, included the Anne of Green Gables series and the Little House series. She also kept up a correspondence with her grandson, whom she confided was in prison for life in another state for murder, and told me that he didn't deserve to be in there. I often asked her how he was doing when I came in to work with her, and she would tell me the latest she'd heard from him.
Audre was a unique spirit, a loving and caring woman, and one whom I miss greatly.
Audre Pitts
The funeral will be Tuesday, Dec. 5, for Audre Ellen Pitts of Eugene, who died Dec. 2 of age-related causes. She was 95.
She was born April 15, 1911, in Concordia, Kan., to Ulysses Simpson Grant and Mary Catherine Husted Feasel.
She married Raymond Pitts. She was a homemaker.
Survivors include a sister, Ruth Campbell of Jackson, Mich.; a brother, Lloyd Feasel of Concordia; and a grandson. A daughter, Dorothy Mickey, died previously.
Tuesday's funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. at Eugene First Church of the Nazarene. Burial will be at Sunset Hills Memorial Park. Arrangements by Musgrove Family Mortuary, Eugene.
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Audre lived at the assisted living facility where I worked. I loved to chat with her during mealtimes and while assisting her with dressing and bathing. Through this chat grew a cherished friendship.
She was the author of a number of books:
Let My Life Sing: How to Cope When Your World Caves In (published in 1978);
Each Year is a Book (published in 1982);
Let Me Keep Laughter (published in 1985);
I Talk to Myself a Lot (published in 1986);
The Music Keeps on Playing (published in 1988)
Audre collected teacups and music boxes, and loved to read. Some of her favorite books to read, besides her well-worn Bible, included the Anne of Green Gables series and the Little House series. She also kept up a correspondence with her grandson, whom she confided was in prison for life in another state for murder, and told me that he didn't deserve to be in there. I often asked her how he was doing when I came in to work with her, and she would tell me the latest she'd heard from him.
Audre was a unique spirit, a loving and caring woman, and one whom I miss greatly.
Family Members
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Martha Marie Feasel Hanger
1895–1940
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Charles Grant Feasel
1896–1918
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Claude Simpson Feasel
1898–1980
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Earl Ulysis Feasel
1900–1969
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Jesse Ralph "Ralph" Feasel
1902–1997
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Floyd E. Feasel
1904–1992
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Mary Blanche Feasel Hanger
1906–1987
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Elsie Mae Feasel Miller
1908–1985
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Marion Lee Feasel
1913–1979
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Clarence I Feasel
1915–1974
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Lloyd H Feasel
1916–2009
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Ruth Bertha Feasel Campbell
1919–2013
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