I was excited when I learned that Polly and I shared a birthday. On our birthday s ( usually Labor Day weekend), we would go to the lake and camp in her yard. Polly loved banana splits. I found a recipe for a banana split cake. Each year I would make this along with a few other dishes and we would spend the weekend with her and the family. Thankful for these memories. Love y’all.

Ms Feemster and my mom where PTA mom' back in the days..Anyway they made sure that all classes had parties for all Holidays , Valentine's,  Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas  and they where also called block mothers , they made sure that all kids where safe and had good parties. Also back in the days Mr Feemster was chief of police in Lancaster,  so we all knew how to behave or Steve would let us all know that he was the son of police officer. My condolences goes out to Steve and his family, my God give you strength thru this time..
But you will always have the precious memories. Heaven received another Angel,  may Ms Polly Feemster R.I.P 

At 67 I can still taste her triangle shaped Tuna sandwiches. When I was about 8 years old and my mom made me tag along to a Tupperware party and I guess that was my first encounter with it. I've eaten Tuna ever since but NONE that were what I remember hers tasting like. GREAT woman & GREAT Family. R.I.P. Ms. Polly  

Granna made the best burnt toast in town. She loved to talk and tell stories.  She'd always be doing multiple things at once, and it never failed, the toast would be burnt.  I always teased her, and we had many great laughs about it. 

I think a lot of the great times visiting their house in Lancaster and the lake house growing up. When I was a child, Granna would let me sleep in the middle between her and Pops, and I never felt more warmth and love in my life.  I admit I was a little spoiled, especially being the first grandson, but I couldn't be more grateful for her love. 

I was always amazed by her natural ability to communicate and make people feel welcome anywhere she went. At her pet shop, she never met a stranger, and her stories would always put a smile on people's face. Even if you weren't buying something, you were leaving with a free story.  

She'd always take the time to talk to people and share her experiences, and her smile and laugh were infectious.  She loved art and raising animals, and I can't think of a time when there weren't dogs, birds, and even a monkey running around. I have some of her artwork that I will cherish forever. 

Granna, you've helped instill in me a love and interest for art, people, and animals, and taught me that it's ok to burn the toast sometimes. I thank you for that. You will be greatly missed...I love you!

Granna made the best burnt toast in town. She loved to talk and tell stories.  She'd always be doing multiple things at once, and it never failed, the toast would be burnt.  I always teased her, and we had many great laughs about it. 

I think a lot of the great times visiting their house in Lancaster growing up. When I was a child, Granna would let me sleep in the middle between her and Pops, and I never felt more warmth and love in my life.  I admit I was a little spoiled, especially being the first grandson, but I couldn't be more grateful for her love. 

I was always amazed by her natural ability to communicate and make people feel welcome anywhere she went. At her pet shop, she never met a stranger, and her stories would always put a smile on peoples face. Even if you weren't buying something, you were leaving with a free story.  She'd always take the time to talk to people and share her experiences, and her smile and laugh were infectious.  

She loved art and raising animals, and I can't think of a time when there weren't dogs, birds, and even a monkey running around. I have some of her artwork that I will cherish forever. 

Granna, you've helped instill in me a love and interest for art, people, and animals, and taught me that it's ok to burn the toast sometimes. I thank you for that. You will be greatly missed...I love you!

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Ms. Pauline Feemster

September 5, 1933 – January 24, 2021

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