Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Farver, Alice A. (Brown) March 21, 2008
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  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 5/21/2008
  Farver, Alice A. (Brown)    
   
   
  Alice A. Brown Farver Born on June 3, 1911, in Prescott, Lebanon County, to 
  Ralph and Katie Hibshman Brown, Alice A. Brown Farver died in Bangor, Maine, on 
  March 21, 2008, at the home of her youngest daughter, Sandra G. Farver, with 
  whom she lived since 1994. Alice was married to Clyde M. Farver for 55 years 
  before he died in August 1986. In addition to her husband, Alice was 
  predeceased by her son, C. Lawerence Farver, who was married to Barbara Hoskin 
  Farver; a granddaughter, Barbara J. Fantom Fry; and 11 brothers and sisters. 
  Surviving are three daughters, Martha A. Farver-Apgar, widow of Charles S. 
  Farver-Apgar of Elizabethtown, Joan M. Fantom of Lancaster, and Sandra G. 
  Farver of Bangor. Also surviving are eight grandchildren, six great 
  grandchildren, and one great-greatgrandchild, as well as two sisters. Alice and 
  Clyde met at Masonic Homes, now Masonic Village, when Clyde was a draftsman in 
  the Engineer's Office there, and Alice came to work in the Grand Lodge Dining 
  Room one summer. In more recent years, Alice worked at the Pennsylvania State 
  Hospital for Crippled Children with children's activities, and at the 
  Elizabethtown Child Care Center. After retirement, not being willing to sit and 
  rock, Alice worked at Stauffer's of Kissel Hill selling hot dogs and soda, and 
  became known as the Hot Dog Lady. She was a member of St. Andrew's United 
  Church of Christ, Lancaster, where she was active until she moved to Bangor. 
  Other places where Alice volunteered included the MS Society; Lancashire 
  Terrace and the Mennonite Home, Lancaster; ManorCare, Elizabethtown; Eastgate 
  Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Bangor; and assisting with meals for 
  the underprivileged at Hammond Street Congregational United Church of Christ, 
  Bangor. Alice donated her body for study to University of New England College 
  of Osteopathic Medicine in Biddeford, Maine. When study is complete, her 
  remains will be buried in a private ceremony in the David Myers Cemetery, 
  Elizabethtown. A memorial service was held at Hammond Street United Church of 
  Christ, Bangor, and a second service will be held on Saturday, May 24, 2008, at 
  St. Andrew's United Church of Christ, 701 North Lime Street, Lancaster, PA at 2 
  p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to St. Andrew's United 
  Church of Christ. Arrangements by Miller/Sekely Funeral Services, 
  Elizabethtown.  
  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 5/21/2008.  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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