Felster, Edward Terrance “Terry”

After a brave and courageous battle with Cancer, Edward Terrance Felster known as Terry, has passed peacefully at the Stedman Hospice on January 15th at the age of 75 years old. Terry is survived by his much loved wife Wanda.  First married August 5th of 1995 the remarried August 5th 2017. Upon meeting back in 1991, Wanda has two young children, Kathleen and Trevor who he chose to accept and love as his own children. Followed by their future grandchildren from Kathleen and Trevor, Jonathon (Caroline), Haile/Daemein, Laureana (Derek) and Alex. Prior to meeting Wanda, Terry had a daughter Terry Lynn who he cherished. As well as grandchildren Christina, Dean and Brandon. Great Grandpa to Raelynn. Survived by his sister Sharon of Roseville, Michigan. Uncle and treasured friend to his nephew Rick.  Now reunited with his parents Alma Halliday and Edward Felster, and sister Carol Walker. Close brother in law To Wanda’s many siblings and friend to extended family members.

Aside from his love for family, Terry grew up enjoying many hobbies over his years. From a young age Terry found a passion for Motorcycles, especially Harley Davidsons. Learning to ride and enjoy the freedom of cruising down the open roads. Traveling to Friday the 13th rallies to admire the beautiful bikes on display, even into his older years. With a love for 70’s and 80’s rock it was no surprise Terry became a man of the craft of building his own audio and sound equipment to hear his tunes at the best quality possible. While loving the task and work along the way. Eventually extending his knowledge and shills to CB and Ham radios where he had the ability to share his stories to people both near and wide, while making friends along the way. Terry was also remembered for his years as a cab driver where he was well known for his warm demeanour and his friendly conversations. With many friends made over the years during his regular trips to his local Tim Hortons to enjoy warm coffees and chats with his buddies.

Coming home to enjoy cuddles with his little dogs Lexi and Stryker. A special thank you to all of the friends, family, community services and medical staff for the care and compassion shown to help Terry these last few months in his time of sickness. Especially his amazing Nurse Karen through Bayshore. In honour of Terry the family would please ask that you consider a donation to the services who greatly impacted his care. Stedman Community Hospice of Brantford, Ontario Health at Home and Bayshore Homecare Solution of Brantford.