Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Drum, Evelyn "Evie" Frazer September 23, 2012
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  Published in Lebanon Daily News on September 25, 2012 
  LANCASTER Evelyn "Evie" Frazer Drum completed her life journey on September 23, 
  2012 while a patient at The Hospice Center in Mount Joy. Born September 16, 
  1922 in the Bronx, NYC, N.Y., she was the daughter of Lucy (Lindstrom) and 
  William Frazer. Her husband of 28 years, Thomas Richard Drum, died on June 19, 
  1969. She was predeceased by her daughter, Deborah Sue Keller, wife of Richard 
  L. Keller; three brothers, Alexander, Arthur, and "Billie"; one half sister, 
  Caroline; and three sisters, Ruth, Ada Margaret "Margie", and Edna. Evelyn 
  lived most of her adult life in Lebanon, retiring to Lewes, Del. in 1987. Five 
  years ago she moved to the Manor House Apartments in Lancaster to be closer to 
  her family. She was a graduate of the Central High School of Needles Trades in 
  Manhattan, NYC and attended the Fashion Institute of Philadelphia. Evelyn was 
  an accomplished seamstress, using her skills in the alteration department of 
  The Rose Singer Shop in Lebanon and working independently at home. Prior to her 
  retirement she was employed as the pattern maker for the Everite Knitting 
  Mills, Inc. in Lebanon. Evelyn was an avid reader of books, sometimes reading 
  three a week. She was also a charter member of the Lebanon Valley Wine Club. In 
  her earlier years she enjoyed the camaraderie of the group, sharing trips, and 
  making her own wine. Evelyn felt fortunate to have been able to travel to 
  places such as Puerto Rico, the Bahamas, Hawaii, and Ireland; plus, taking a 
  Caribbean Cruise, and a Maine Windjammer Cruise. She is survived by her 
  daughter, Diana Drum Stager, married to Dr. James Aaron Stager of Millersville; 
  her son, David Thomas Drum, married to Debra Kay Drum (Hoke) of Lebanon; six 
  grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. She was a firm believer in the 
  unity of family and dearly loved the time she was able to spend with 
  them. "Nana Drum" will be deeply missed. The family would like to thank the 
  staff at Lancashire Hall, Lancaster General Hospital, and The Hospice Center in 
  Mount Joy for their kindness and concern while caring for her. At Evelyn's 
  request, there will be no funeral. Interment will be private at the convenience 
  of the family. Kindly omit flowers. Memorial remembrances may be made in 
  Evelyn's memory to Hospice & Community Care, Lancaster, Pa
  
  Published in Lebanon Daily News on September 25, 2012 
   
  
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