Elizabeth B. (Petras) Fedash

A candle was lit by Peggy Sluss, on May 22, 2017 3:31 PM

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Dear friends,
My deepest sympathies to you, Deb and Bob, as you and your entire family and friends gather to celebrate the home-going of such a lovely lady.
How blessed I am to have known "Aunt" Liz Fedash! She gave the best hugs! and was so warm, welcoming and loving. I knew that each time I would "stop in" and visit here that we would share warms hugs, kisses and tell each other "I love you." Although we knew each other so briefly, it seems, she became a loving and supportive woman in my life at Stone Crossing. In spite of her health issues Aunt Liz would always ask about my mom (who lives just down the hall from Aunt Liz) and asked how I was, too. I felt as connected to her as to all my other aunties in our family. My heart is saddened but I am reassured that we will be reunited with Aunt Liz in the presence of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ,
Love & Prayers in Christ,
Peggy Sluss
North Canton, Ohio

Message from Susan Hudachek

I am so sorry for your loss. I remember my Mom, Edna Hudachek, speaking of Liz. I also remember her from Christmas cards at my parents home.

May good memories replace the sadness that you have now.

Susie (for the Hudachek family: Joan, Jean, John, Rob and me)

A candle was lit by Susan HUdachek on May 21, 2017 7:03 PM

Message from Mary Cook

I worked as another Head Nurse at Wheeling Hospital Liz is truly missed by the nursing profession. She was dedicated, caring and always professional. Always wore white with her nursing cap. She showed REAL care for her staff and patients.

Message from Shadyside,oh

Mrs.Fedash, Was my first head nurse when I became an LPN.. She was a wonderful Nurse and person. May she rest in Pease with her loving husband Junk.

Message from Karen Stranges Obert

I had the good fortune to be assigned to 2 South at Wheeling Hospital after graduating from Wheeling Hospital nursing school in 1971. Mrs. Fedash, I would never be able to call her Liz, was my first head nurse and what a role model she was. She set a standard that I continue to this day in my practice. When I think of a great nurse, she is the first vision to come to mind. May she rest in peace.

Message from Carol Johnson

I am so sorry for your loss, I will miss seeing Liz every day and listen to her stores. She was a sweet person, as sweet as the rest of her family.
Love to you all
Carol Johnson

A candle was lit by Wayne Morris on May 6, 2017 3:10 PM