Felder Family Support Fund

*** ALL PROCEEDS GO DIRECTLY TO HEATHER FELDER ***

In the evening hours of September 20, 2022, Steward Anthony Felder entered his eternal peace. Steward's passing was sudden and unexpected. Left to mourn this loss are his wife, Heather, and their five sons, Kaleb (age 14), Brayden (13), Oakland (6), Maverick (2), and Atticus (1).

While no actions or words can touch the heartache felt from the unimaginable loss of Steward, we are all searching for any way to help. As you can imagine, this will take a toll on their financial situation outside of the family's emotional and physical obstacles.

Heather has been a coordinator for the Charles W Cansler Family YMCA for 11 years but cannot support her family of 6 on this single income. Steward was a collector of antiquities and sports memorabilia, and his small business was the primary income for the family.

Any and all financial support will aid the family through this difficult time. We encourage that, along with your donation, you leave a comment as well. Let these comments be reminders for their family of what Steward brought into our lives.

Obituary:

Steward Anthony Felder of Knoxville, Tennessee entered his eternal peace on Monday, September 19th, 2022. He was born April 1st, 1985 in Elkhart, Indiana to Michael and Deanna. His proudest accomplishment was finding the love of his life, Heather, almost 9 years ago. He cherished her along with their 5 boys.

Steward leaves behind his wife Heather and his beautiful sons: Kaleb, Brayden, Oakland, Maverick, and Atticus. He also leaves behind his loving mother, Deanna, and his siblings, Gena, David, and Jennifer. He was also a loving and supportive uncle to several nieces and nephews. A long list of extended family and friends also mourn his passing.

Aside from his family and friends, Steward was a collector of all things. Even though his wife did not always see the value in his collection, he would never pass up a treasure. He was passionate and loved life to the fullest. He loved to smile and joke and never found a deck of cards or lottery ticket that he didn’t like (unless they were losers). He was a true and loyal fan of the Tennessee Vols and Indianapolis Colts. Steward was loved by so many and the world will not be the same without him but his legacy will live on in the sense of adventure, humor, and collecting that he has passed on to his children.

Steward’s celebration of life will be at a later date. It will take quite some time to plan such an extraordinary event.