Aaron, 56, passed away at his home after a courageous battle with cancer.
He was the son of Harold R. and Margaret G. (Brown) Fellers. His mother survives in Oakwood. On Feb 26, 1982, he married Cynthia A. Williams, who survives.
Also surviving are a daughter, Mist Reinhart; mother-in-law, Barbara A. Williams, Whitehouse; three brothers: Steven (Sandy) McNeely, Oakwood, Jeffery (Shelley) Fellers, Adrian, MI, and Shawn (Angie) Fellers, Wauseon; three sisters: Karen Cohan and Lori (Jack) Lassiter, both Oakwood, and Patricia (Jeremiah) Wampler, Oklahoma City, OK; five brothers-in-law: Richard, Scott (Jennifer) and Matthew (Sue), all Whitehouse, Michael, Toledo, and Kevin (Lisa), Waterville; and two sisters-in-law: Diana (Rob) Liaeff, Holland, and Colette (Sam) Swarthout, Monclova.
Deceased are three sisters: Cindy, Stephanie
and Holly Fellers; and his father-in-law, Ken Williams.
He believed in hard work for a fair price. He worked at Winco in Whitehouse for over eight years prior to securing his position at Multi-cast, Wauseon, for close to 18 years. He enjoyed roller skating during his younger years, playing cards with his family and his yearly road trips with his sisters to Oklahoma. You didn't know him unless you knew of his passion for his various Harley motorcycles--he was an avid rider, crossword puzzles, NASCAR, and Saturday movie night with his ‘baby girl’ Misty Dawn.
Funeral services will be at the Heitmeyer Funeral Home, Oakwood, with Pastor Steve Mueller officiating.
He was the son of Harold R. and Margaret G. (Brown) Fellers. His mother survives in Oakwood. On Feb 26, 1982, he married Cynthia A. Williams, who survives.
Also surviving are a daughter, Mist Reinhart; mother-in-law, Barbara A. Williams, Whitehouse; three brothers: Steven (Sandy) McNeely, Oakwood, Jeffery (Shelley) Fellers, Adrian, MI, and Shawn (Angie) Fellers, Wauseon; three sisters: Karen Cohan and Lori (Jack) Lassiter, both Oakwood, and Patricia (Jeremiah) Wampler, Oklahoma City, OK; five brothers-in-law: Richard, Scott (Jennifer) and Matthew (Sue), all Whitehouse, Michael, Toledo, and Kevin (Lisa), Waterville; and two sisters-in-law: Diana (Rob) Liaeff, Holland, and Colette (Sam) Swarthout, Monclova.
Deceased are three sisters: Cindy, Stephanie
and Holly Fellers; and his father-in-law, Ken Williams.
He believed in hard work for a fair price. He worked at Winco in Whitehouse for over eight years prior to securing his position at Multi-cast, Wauseon, for close to 18 years. He enjoyed roller skating during his younger years, playing cards with his family and his yearly road trips with his sisters to Oklahoma. You didn't know him unless you knew of his passion for his various Harley motorcycles--he was an avid rider, crossword puzzles, NASCAR, and Saturday movie night with his ‘baby girl’ Misty Dawn.
Funeral services will be at the Heitmeyer Funeral Home, Oakwood, with Pastor Steve Mueller officiating.
Aaron, 56, passed away at his home after a courageous battle with cancer.
He was the son of Harold R. and Margaret G. (Brown) Fellers. His mother survives in Oakwood. On Feb 26, 1982, he married Cynthia A. Williams, who survives.
Also surviving are a daughter, Mist Reinhart; mother-in-law, Barbara A. Williams, Whitehouse; three brothers: Steven (Sandy) McNeely, Oakwood, Jeffery (Shelley) Fellers, Adrian, MI, and Shawn (Angie) Fellers, Wauseon; three sisters: Karen Cohan and Lori (Jack) Lassiter, both Oakwood, and Patricia (Jeremiah) Wampler, Oklahoma City, OK; five brothers-in-law: Richard, Scott (Jennifer) and Matthew (Sue), all Whitehouse, Michael, Toledo, and Kevin (Lisa), Waterville; and two sisters-in-law: Diana (Rob) Liaeff, Holland, and Colette (Sam) Swarthout, Monclova.
Deceased are three sisters: Cindy, Stephanie
and Holly Fellers; and his father-in-law, Ken Williams.
He believed in hard work for a fair price. He worked at Winco in Whitehouse for over eight years prior to securing his position at Multi-cast, Wauseon, for close to 18 years. He enjoyed roller skating during his younger years, playing cards with his family and his yearly road trips with his sisters to Oklahoma. You didn't know him unless you knew of his passion for his various Harley motorcycles--he was an avid rider, crossword puzzles, NASCAR, and Saturday movie night with his ‘baby girl’ Misty Dawn.
Funeral services will be at the Heitmeyer Funeral Home, Oakwood, with Pastor Steve Mueller officiating.
He was the son of Harold R. and Margaret G. (Brown) Fellers. His mother survives in Oakwood. On Feb 26, 1982, he married Cynthia A. Williams, who survives.
Also surviving are a daughter, Mist Reinhart; mother-in-law, Barbara A. Williams, Whitehouse; three brothers: Steven (Sandy) McNeely, Oakwood, Jeffery (Shelley) Fellers, Adrian, MI, and Shawn (Angie) Fellers, Wauseon; three sisters: Karen Cohan and Lori (Jack) Lassiter, both Oakwood, and Patricia (Jeremiah) Wampler, Oklahoma City, OK; five brothers-in-law: Richard, Scott (Jennifer) and Matthew (Sue), all Whitehouse, Michael, Toledo, and Kevin (Lisa), Waterville; and two sisters-in-law: Diana (Rob) Liaeff, Holland, and Colette (Sam) Swarthout, Monclova.
Deceased are three sisters: Cindy, Stephanie
and Holly Fellers; and his father-in-law, Ken Williams.
He believed in hard work for a fair price. He worked at Winco in Whitehouse for over eight years prior to securing his position at Multi-cast, Wauseon, for close to 18 years. He enjoyed roller skating during his younger years, playing cards with his family and his yearly road trips with his sisters to Oklahoma. You didn't know him unless you knew of his passion for his various Harley motorcycles--he was an avid rider, crossword puzzles, NASCAR, and Saturday movie night with his ‘baby girl’ Misty Dawn.
Funeral services will be at the Heitmeyer Funeral Home, Oakwood, with Pastor Steve Mueller officiating.
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