Todd Lee Featherly

Todd Lee Featherly, 62, of Okanogan, Washington, passed away peacefully on May 17, 2026, in the loving arms of his wife of 40 years, Ann, with his children, Matt and Megan, by his side. Todd was born on September 29, 1963, in Brewster, Washington, to Robert “Bob” and Myrna (Morris) Featherly. He spent his primary years in Okanogan, where he attended Okanogan schools. As he grew, Todd spent countless hours fishing, camping, exploring with his brothers and cousins, and helping his uncles with haying and cattle work. These experiences shaped the man he would become and remained some of the memories he spoke of most fondly throughout his life. In 1976, Todd moved to Murtaugh, Idaho. There, he attended school and spent summers changing water on the farm, work that taught him resilience, grit, and responsibility. Todd returned to Okanogan in 1979 to finish high school, and it was there he met the love of his life, Ann. Their story became one of enduring love and partnership. On January 1, 1985, Todd and Ann were married and began building a beautiful life together. They returned to Murtaugh to farm, where they welcomed their son, Matthew Todd Featherly, in 1989 in Twin Falls, Idaho. Shortly after Matt was born, the family moved back to Okanogan. In 1991, they welcomed their daughter, Megan Ann Featherly, in Omak, Washington. Todd became one of the most respected professionals in his field — a true “Parts Professional.” Whether working behind the counter or helping customers solve difficult mechanical problems, Todd had an extraordinary gift for understanding machinery. People often joked that all they had to do was describe a sound, symptom, or model number, and Todd would know exactly what part they needed, usually with a little mechanical advice thrown in for free. His expertise, honesty, and willingness to help earned him the admiration of coworkers, customers, and friends throughout the community. More importantly, people remembered the kindness behind his knowledge. Todd made everyone feel welcome, valued, and taken care of. But work was only one part of Todd’s life. His true joy was found outdoors, surrounded by family, friends, mountains, rivers, and campfires. Todd was an avid hunter and fisherman whose freezer often reflected a lifetime of skill and patience in the outdoors. He was also known for his talent in the garage, where he could often be found tinkering with engines, rebuilding vehicles, or working on “The Jeep”. If your check engine light came on, Todd was the person you hoped to call. He was capable, resourceful, and endlessly generous with his time and knowledge. Above all else, Todd was a devoted family man. He adored his children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews. Christmas was one of Todd’s greatest joys. He loved creating traditions, making memories, and ensuring everyone around him felt special and loved. The holidays will never be the same without his laughter, warmth, and generous spirit at the center of the celebration. Todd spent his final days at home along Salmon Creek, surrounded by the sounds of nature he loved so dearly, the comfort of his dogs, and with the people who loved him beyond measure. Even through illness, his humor remained intact, and his courage never wavered. He fought valiantly to remain with his family for as long as he could, meeting each day with strength, dignity, and love. Life was undeniably better with Todd in it. His legacy lives on in the countless lives he touched through his generosity, wisdom, humor, and unwavering love for family and friends. Those who knew him will carry his memory forward with gratitude and pride, ensuring he is never forgotten and never left behind. Todd is survived by his wife, Ann, son Matthew Featherly, daughter Megan (Coleman) Tupling- 5 Grandchildren- Laini, McKenna, Jaxson, Gracie and Tucker. His father Robert (Faye) Featherly, brothers Wade (Debra) Featherly and Barry (Laura Divis) Featherly, brother in-law Dan (Cathy) Wood, brother in-law Chris (Cindy) Wood, step-sister Kirsten Hansen, step-brother Travis (Maggie) Hansen and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his mother Myrna Morris-Featherly, father in-law Louis Wood and mother in-law Doris Wood plus his maternal and paternal grandparents. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made in Todd’s honor to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network to support the search for a cure for this terrible disease. website:www.pancan.org Donations may also be made by phone at (310) 361-2730 or by mail to: Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Donation Processing Center P.O. Box 5041 Boone, IA 50037-0041 Email:donorrelations@pancan.org

Todd Lee Featherly

September 29, 1963 - May 17, 2026