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Irma “Faye” Augenstein

  • On June 30, 2020
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Augenstein, Irma “Faye” (Barton), 78, of Mt. Lebanon and Upper St Clair, on June 29, after a lengthy illness. Beloved mother of Kristen (Joseph) Sabol of Petersburg, PA. Loving and devoted “Me-No” of Rev. Alexander Sabol, Nicholas Sabol (fiancée Terah Williams), Grayling, Riley and Regen Fisher. Faye was preceded in death by her parents, Paul and Dorothy Barton, husband of 48 years, Roy Augenstein, daughter Karen Fisher, and sister Jean Reid. She is also survived by a brother, Paul Barton (Patty Hudson), 5 nephews and 6 nieces, and many other relatives and friends. During her last years, Faye was especially supported by Lois Smock and Renae Williams, and the Sabol family is grateful for their love and attention.

A private funeral service will be held at Peace Lutheran Church, 107 Carol Drive, McMurray, PA 15317, officiated by Rev. Justin Schmidt and Rev. Dr. Jamison Hardy of Peace, and Faye’s grandson, Rev. Alexander Sabol, Pastor of Hope Lutheran Church (Stanton, MI) and Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (Lakeview, MI). In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 8890 Tamarack Rd, Lakeview, MI, 48850.

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Gare Reid
Faye was such a vibrant spirit and loving soul to so many; she will be greatly missed. Our love and support to her family and friends. Alison, Gare, Rebecca and Gare Reid
Kim Hardee
Farewell, Faye. I will never forget the first time we met. You, me, and Kris at The Corner Room... for snacks and jokes! When I first visited your home, I remember marveling at your kitchen and the way you worked your magic in it. I remember your reactions to my contributions to the wedding... the singing? Positive. My attempt to put a New York singer make up job on the bride? LOL! Yeah... not so much. The last time I saw you was at Alex's ordination. You asked if I remembered you. Silly. Not remembering you would be impossible. I don't know much about the majority of your life. But, if the world were to judge you on nothing more than the daughter you brought into the world who turned into my college roommate, my lifelong friend, and the woman with the strongest convictions I've ever known... which can be admirable and infuriating at the same time, then there are a great many of us who are in your debt. Thank you, Faye. Safe journey.
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