Candle Light Funeral Home by Craig Witzke

Lawrence Leo Feehely, Jr., age 80, peacefully passed away on February 23, 2021. Lawrence was born in Baltimore, Maryland to the late Lawrence Feehely, Sr. & the late Margret Feehely (nee Hahn). He is the devoted husband of Edith Feehely; beloved father of Randy Feehely & his wife Michele, Michael Feehely & his wife Regina, Tim Feehely & his wife Angela, Kevin Feehely, Chris Feehely, & step-daughter Jaime Bradley & her husband James; loving grandfather of Dale, Taylor, Michael, Jr., Samantha, Timmy, Jr., Bridget, Caitlin, Payton, step-grandfather of Matthew, Leah, & Landon; caring great-grandfather of Nicholas, Mackenzie, & Carter. In lieu of flowers, donations...

Rev. Dr. Ira W. Marshall, Jr., 94, passed away peacefully on November 22, 2020. Ira was born on January 28, 1926 to the late Ira W. Marshall, Sr. and Lillian Marshall (Bowes). He grew up in Pittsburgh, PA and studied civil engineering at the University of Pittsburgh for a year before being drafted during WWII. The Army furthered his education, giving him special engineering training and upon his discharge he completed his B.S. in civil engineering at Pittsburgh in 1948. After graduation, he felt called to the ministry and attended Princeton Theological Seminary, earning his bachelor of divinity degree in 1951. He went on to receive his Doctorate of Ministry later in life. For most of his...

Sandra was born in Bastrop, Louisiana on January 6, 1945 to William Arthur Stokes, Jr. and Vera Harrison Stokes. She passed away on January 27, 2020, and is survived by her loving son William Ramseur Brown, sister Patsy Stokes Jordan, and adoring grandchildren Kian and Mia Brown. Raised in Albany, Georgia, after graduation in 1963 from Albany High School, she attended Texas Christian University and then left for New York City to pursue classical ballet training at Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo and American Ballet Theater. During the time that she lived in New York, she performed in many theatre productions, such as the traveling company for the Broadway play, Half a Sixpence. After leaving...

Sandra was born in Bastrop, Louisiana on January 6, 1945 to William Arthur Stokes, Jr. and Vera Harrison Stokes. She passed away on January 27, 2020, and is survived by her loving son William Ramseur Brown, sister Patsy Stokes Jordan, and adoring grandchildren Kian and Mia Brown. Raised in Albany, Georgia, after graduation in 1963 from Albany High School, she attended Texas Christian University and then left for New York City to pursue classical ballet training at Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo and American Ballet Theater. During the time that she lived in New York, she performed in many theatre productions, such as the traveling company for the Broadway play, Half a Sixpence. After leaving...