Felecia May Schurr
December 3, 1933 - November 21, 2024
"May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind be always at your back May the sunshine warm your face, the rain fall soft upon your fields.."
Obituary of Felecia May (Boyer) Schurr
Felecia May (Boyer) Schurr passed away peacefully on November 21, 2024.
Felecia was the mother of Mary Ann (Schurr) Edgar deceased (Michael) Cindy Ketcham (Eric) and Robert Schurr. Grandchildren include Kimberly Hagen (David deceased) Wendy Hagen (Joey) and Cody Schurr (Jacy). Great grandchildren are Savannah King, Zachary Hagen, Aaron Edgar, Kevin Lee, Jadon Lee, Ava Schurr and Nora Schurr.
Felecia retired from Lockport Memorial Hospital where she was an LPN. She was an avid Buffalo Sabers fan, and treasured the memories of watching her son and grandson play hockey.
Felecia loved traveling and visited Colorado and New Mexico. She often spoke affectionately of her many trips to the southwest and Hawaii. In addition to hockey and traveling, Felecia enjoyed playing cards with friends, bingo and phase 10 with her granddaughter and the slot machines at the casino. Felecia was a member of the Eagles for many years. She also was active with The Dale Association/Senior Center. Felecia said singing in the chorus and playing cards with friends (Gloria, Janet, Joan, Cathy and many others) brought her much joy.
Many of her grandchildren’s friends referred to her as "Marmie" and her home on North Transit became a second home to several teenagers over the years. Felecia also enjoyed the Red Hat Society and the bag ladies.
She also leaves behind a nephew Daniel Brown and great nieces and nephews. She is preceeded in death by her parents Daniel and Anna Boyer, sister Mary Rose (Boyer) Brown, daughter Mary Ann (Schurr) Edgar, niece Denise (Brown) Biles, and great niece Andrea (Biles) Guchereau.
Felecia will be remembered for her undying love of her family, always making them her priority and her loyalty in friendships, especially to Lorrie Alexander, who lovingly cared for her in her final years.
Felecia loved animals of all kinds, but particularly the animals she and her family owned. She was always willing to pet and hold them, regardless of size.
Friends may call at the Taylor and Reynolds Funeral Home, 70 Niagara Street, Lockport NY December 3rd from 3-7pm, where the Funeral Service will be held at 10:00 am on Wednesday December 4th. Entombment to follow in Glenwood Mausoleum.
So sorry to hear Bobby……praying for you and your family during this difficult time.
Sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing . She was a great neighbor and wonderful friend.
Blessings and prayers, Judy Ames
Thank you Judy. My.mother often spoke of you and the girls. We will miss her very much
Sorry I won’t be at the services, as we are in N Carolina, but a memorial will be offered here. I trust all are at peace with this. Dr. A
I’m sorry for you lost she was such a wonderful person and sweet lady. She was a significant part of our lives. We love and will miss you greatly.
Thank you for leaving your condolences. My mother loved working with you. Becoming a nurse was her most important professional achievement.
Sending my love, she was so loved by our family and such a special person to us & significant part of our life we love you and are sending our love and prayers to your family in this time of need.
Diana,
You are your family made my mother very happy and she often talked about the days on North Transit Street with great affection.
My mother,
How do I write something beautiful enough to express our loss? You were our rock, the person who worked so hard to keep our family united. Missing you is an understatement. Everything reminds us if you, Mom. Everything that is precious, amazing, and treasured.
We love you always. Life will never be the same for us. Until we meet again, may you to at peace and without any pain. Hopefully you are laughing, surrounded by love, and there is no loneliness.
Diana,
You and your family made my mother very happy and she often talked about the days on North Transit Street with great affection.
Felicia was such a nice lady. I enjoyed our chats when I walked by when she was sitting out. She loved when I had my daughters dog with me. She liked seeing him
and talking to him. She will be missed.
Marianne.
Neighbor