OBIT: Donna Lee (Klaum) FELTON, 2006, Windber, Somerset County, PA
  
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  FELTON, Donna Lee (Klaun)  11/24/06  Daily American  
  
  Donna Lee (Klaum) Felton, 71, went to be with the Lord Nov. 21, 2006, at home.
  Born Sept. 20, 1935, in Johnstown. Daughter of the late Henry and Edith Klaum.
  On Oct. 2, 1976, she was married to Phillip Felton, who passed away Feb. 6,
  1997. She is survived by children, Terry Walls and wife, Debra (Updyke), and
  their children, Terry, Vincent and Brett; Sharon (Shaffer) Jarosyk and son,
  Dwight Patrick Shaffer; Karen "Candy," wife of Lee Ohler and daughters, Lynette
  and Amanda; Kim Smith, with whom she resided, and her daughter Sarah Balamuta;
  and Stanton "Pete" Walls and wife, Sue (Gall) and their children, Katie and
  Kelsey. Sister of Gale C. Klaum, Richland, and his children, Sharon Marie,
  Jeff, Neil and Connie; Marie Zerfoss, Schellsburg, and her children, H. Scott
  Block, Donna Marie Weaver and Diane Hess. There are seven great-grandchildren.
  Also survived by former son-in-law, Dwight Shaffer and "other" son Jerry
  Zerfoss. Donna was a wonderful and loving and grandmother. She always said her
  children were the best thing in her life. She was known for so many wonderful
  things, but mostly for her warm smile and honest heart. She was "grandma" to
  many of Sarah's friends. She enjoyed playing cards with family and friends,
  cooking and baking. Everyone loved her homemade pies, nutrolls, pierogies and
  caramels. Her husband "Flip" wanted her to open her own bakery. Her favorite
  holiday was Christmas because her family was together. She will be sadly missed
  and forever in the hearts of everyone who knew her. Member of the Moxham
  Christian Church. Volunteered at New Day where she would make more than 30
  pumpkin pies for Thanksgiving, was a social member of the Somerset VFW, and the
  New Baltimore Sportsmen's Club. Was formerly employed at the Gee Bee Bakery. The
  family would like to acknowledge the Windber Hospice for their dedication and
  support during Donna's time of need. There will be a memorial service at 11
  a.m. Saturday at the Maple Springs Church of the Brethren, Jerome. The Rev.
  John Cable officiating. Interment, Richland Cemetery. The family is being
  served by the Geisel Funeral Home, Dale.