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Feistel, August E, b. 03/14/1906, d. 12/12/1982, CPL - US MARINES, Plot: S 6258, bur. 12/16/1982, *

 

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FEISTEL Christine Johanna (O-P) 14 Sep 1990 (7C)

 

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Thursday, February 28, 2002
LEEDS, HARRY A. "HAL" 43, of Galloway Township. Born in Colorado, he was the beloved son of Harry & Ellie Leeds Jr. He is survived by: his loving parents of Galloway Township; his sister Vicki and her husband Mike Somers of Absecon; his brother Greg Leeds and his wife Mary & their four children, John Robert, Jason and Alissa of Galloway Township; his brother Clyde Leeds, Nancy Burns and their son Timmy of Galloway Township. Hal is predeceased by his brother, Bobby. He is also survived by: his maternal, loving grandmother, Edna Feistel of Denver, CO; his paternal grandparents, Harry Leeds Sr. and Marge of Galloway Township; his step son AJ Ficca from the area, now stationed in Korea; and many relatives here in NJ and CO.
Hal loved the outdoors very much, whether it be fishing, camping, or hanging out . His love for Harleys was very great. Hal loved people, life, cooking, food and freedom of open spaces. His love for animals, especially dogs was tremendous. Hal served his country in Germany in the U.S. Army. Hal had a great love for trying to figure out how things worked. He loved working with his hands. Before he got crippled up, he did masonry and brick work locally. Hal never met a person he didn't like. He had a way of touching many people, but he didn't see it. He was always pointing out projects that he worked on in the earlier years. There wasn't a person that he met along the way the he somehow didn't befriend. He was loved by many and will be greatly missed by his family and friends. Until we meet again!
The viewing will be 10-11 AM at Parsels Funeral Home on New Jersey Ave in Absecon on Saturday, March 2nd. The Funeral will follow at 11 AM. Burial will be at Oceanville Cemetery on Rt. 9 in Oceanville.
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