He was born April 7, 1909 in Parkdale, the son of the late Albert and Lena (Sondrzic)-(Kapcia) Fedder. He married Jane M. Matchekowsky on Aug. 31, 1933 at Saint Joseph Catholic Church in Manistee.
Ed had been employed at the Manistee Drop Forge and the Chippewa Garment Factory, and retired in 1974 from Ex-Cell-O Corporation where he had been employed as a machinist/grinder.
He was a communicant of Saint Joseph Catholic Church in Manistee. He enjoyed gardening and carpentry. Ed expressed his artistic talents in his many drawings and paintings.
Survivors included: his wife, Jane M. Fedder of Manistee; two sons and one daughter-in-law, Richard Fedder of Manistee, and Phil and Chris Fedder of Manistee; two daughters, Nancy Scope of Mt. Pleasant, and Sister Mary Jane Fedder, O. P., of Grand Rapids; his grandchildren, Andrew, Nicholas, Mark and Margaret Fedder, and Stephanie (Fedder) and Scott Carpenter; one brother and three sisters-in-law, Harry and Phyllis Fedder of Manistee, Theresa Kapcia of Holt, Mich., and Regina Matchekowsky of Manistee; one sister Tracy Adamski of Manistee. Numerous nieces and nephews also survive.
He was also preceded in death by: an infant daughter, Joanne Fedder; by eight brothers, Nick, John, and Mike Kapcia, Paul and Stanley Kinney, and Stanley, Adam, and Tony Fedder; and by three sisters, Marie Preuss, Laura Dankowski, and Josephine Kruse.
Mass from the Order of Christian Funerals will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 21 at Saint Joseph Catholic Church in Manistee, with the Rev. Robert J. Zuchowski, celebrant. Burial will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery.
He was born April 7, 1909 in Parkdale, the son of the late Albert and Lena (Sondrzic)-(Kapcia) Fedder. He married Jane M. Matchekowsky on Aug. 31, 1933 at Saint Joseph Catholic Church in Manistee.
Ed had been employed at the Manistee Drop Forge and the Chippewa Garment Factory, and retired in 1974 from Ex-Cell-O Corporation where he had been employed as a machinist/grinder.
He was a communicant of Saint Joseph Catholic Church in Manistee. He enjoyed gardening and carpentry. Ed expressed his artistic talents in his many drawings and paintings.
Survivors included: his wife, Jane M. Fedder of Manistee; two sons and one daughter-in-law, Richard Fedder of Manistee, and Phil and Chris Fedder of Manistee; two daughters, Nancy Scope of Mt. Pleasant, and Sister Mary Jane Fedder, O. P., of Grand Rapids; his grandchildren, Andrew, Nicholas, Mark and Margaret Fedder, and Stephanie (Fedder) and Scott Carpenter; one brother and three sisters-in-law, Harry and Phyllis Fedder of Manistee, Theresa Kapcia of Holt, Mich., and Regina Matchekowsky of Manistee; one sister Tracy Adamski of Manistee. Numerous nieces and nephews also survive.
He was also preceded in death by: an infant daughter, Joanne Fedder; by eight brothers, Nick, John, and Mike Kapcia, Paul and Stanley Kinney, and Stanley, Adam, and Tony Fedder; and by three sisters, Marie Preuss, Laura Dankowski, and Josephine Kruse.
Mass from the Order of Christian Funerals will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 21 at Saint Joseph Catholic Church in Manistee, with the Rev. Robert J. Zuchowski, celebrant. Burial will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery.
Family Members
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Mary Fedder Rozga
1879–1913
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Stanley Edward Fedder
1883–1957
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Joseph Kapcia
1884–1905
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Piotr Kapcia
1888–1900
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Adam John Fedder
1889–1970
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Josephine Fedder Kruse
1891–1972
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Michael Peter Kapcia
1893–1971
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Bernice Fedder
1894–1905
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Anthony Stanley Fedder
1897–1973
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Marie Kapcia Pruss
1898–1984
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Helen Kapcia
1901–1903
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