Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Daubert, Harlan A.  June 2, 2011
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  Published in Lebanon Daily News on June 3, 2011 
  Harlan A. Daubert 
  
  12/8/1928 - 6/2/2011
  Harlan A. Daubert, 82, of Fredericksburg, died on Thursday, June 2, 2011 
  following a brief illness. He was born on December 8, 1928 to the late Minnie 
  and George Daubert of Suedberg. One of seven children, Harlan developed a 
  passion for the piano and musical performance at a young age. Following an 
  early graduation from Pine Grove High School in 1945, he attended Lebanon 
  Valley College to pursue a degree in music education. Later, Harlan would 
  complete graduate studies at The Pennsylvania State University and Lehigh 
  University. During his final semester at Lebanon Valley College, Harlan Daubert 
  launched a 37-year musical teaching career at Fredericksburg High School, 
  beginning with a band of 18 members. During his tenure in the Northern Lebanon 
  School District, he nourished his beloved music program and the band swelled to 
  over 200-members at his retirement in 1986. His students played in venues 
  across the United States and Ireland, including performances in the Macy's and 
  Gimbel's Holiday parades as well as the Orange, Cotton, and Rose Bowl parades. 
  Mr. Daubert's bands won accolades for its military precision and musicianship. 
  Through his joy for music, Harlan developed character in countless young men 
  and women, each a tribute to his professional legacy. Harlan Daubert has been 
  recognized with numerous awards, including the distinguished alumnus award of 
  Lebanon Valley College, Outstanding Teacher of the Year by the Lebanon County 
  Educational Honor Society, Excellence in Music Award by the Lebanon County 
  Choral Society, Harlan was named a Paul Harris Fellow by the Lebanon Rotary 
  Club, was inducted into the National Band Directors' Hall of Fame, and is a 
  Melvin Jones Fellow of the Lions Club. His professional associations include 
  the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association, Lions Club, and Phi Beta Mu. In 
  recognition of Harlan's devotion to his students and their many 
  accomplishments, in 2009 the Northern Lebanon School District named the high 
  school auditorium in his honor - "The Harlan A. Daubert Performing Arts 
  Center." With a steadfast Christian faith, Harlan lovingly served as director 
  of music and church organist at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Lebanon 
  until his death. Mr. Daubert is survived by his loving and devoted wife of 57 
  years, Jeanne Beaver Daubert. He has seven children, Suzanne of Lebanon, wife 
  of Wayne Fox; Nancy of Riverside, Calif. wife of Yutaka Kishino; Harlan of 
  Winston-Salem, N.C. married to Sarah; Alison of Lebanon; Elizabeth of 
  Landenberg, wife of Albert Cavalier; Christopher of Holly Springs, N.C. married 
  to Katie; and Aaron of Jersey City, N.J. He has 13 grandchildren, Lindsay Fox 
  Good, Michael and Stephanie Fox, Katherine and Andrew Kishino, Harlan, Emily 
  and Harrison Daubert, Maxwell and Hayden Daubert, and William and Annie 
  Cavalier. He is survived by a sister, Eva Longsderff of Lancaster. A viewing 
  will be held in "The Harlan A. Daubert Performing Arts Center" at the Northern 
  Lebanon High School of Fredericksburg from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 5. A 
  funeral service is scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday at Zion Evangelical Lutheran 
  Church in Lebanon. Interment will be at the Cedar Hill Cemetery, 
  Fredericksburg. In lieu of flowers and cards, the family requests donations be 
  made to the Harlan A. Daubert Memorial Scholarship Fund.  
  
  Published in Lebanon Daily News on June 3, 2011 
  
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