The Orlando Sentinel 9 Jul 2004, p. B6
Abberger, Eric Hardy, born November 22, 1953, died at his home July 4, 2004. He was a medical technologist. He graduated from Edgewater High School with honors and earned a bachelors degree in Biology from the university of South Florida and a Masters degree in Health Science Management from the University of Central Florida. He operated medical labs as a career. He spent much of his early life as a patient at Johns Hopkins University Hospital as a result of a congenital endocrine disorder but overcame this challenge to lead a productive life. Hardy was warm and generous. He loved cats, fishing, and surfing. He had artistic ability and had recently taken up pastels as a medium. He is survived by his parents, Dr. Benjamin L. Abberger, Jr., a retired pediatrician, and Nancy Hardy Abberger and his three brothers: Benjamin Lester Abberger, III, John Albert Abberger, and William West Abberger and their families.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Eagle's Nest Foundation, 633 Summit Street, P.O. Box 5127, Winston-Sale, NC 27113 or the First Presbyterian Church, 106 E Church St., Orlando, FL 32801
Abberger, Eric Hardy, born November 22, 1953, died at his home July 4, 2004. He was a medical technologist. He graduated from Edgewater High School with honors and earned a bachelors degree in Biology from the university of South Florida and a Masters degree in Health Science Management from the University of Central Florida. He operated medical labs as a career. He spent much of his early life as a patient at Johns Hopkins University Hospital as a result of a congenital endocrine disorder but overcame this challenge to lead a productive life. Hardy was warm and generous. He loved cats, fishing, and surfing. He had artistic ability and had recently taken up pastels as a medium. He is survived by his parents, Dr. Benjamin L. Abberger, Jr., a retired pediatrician, and Nancy Hardy Abberger and his three brothers: Benjamin Lester Abberger, III, John Albert Abberger, and William West Abberger and their families.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Eagle's Nest Foundation, 633 Summit Street, P.O. Box 5127, Winston-Sale, NC 27113 or the First Presbyterian Church, 106 E Church St., Orlando, FL 32801
The Orlando Sentinel 9 Jul 2004, p. B6
Abberger, Eric Hardy, born November 22, 1953, died at his home July 4, 2004. He was a medical technologist. He graduated from Edgewater High School with honors and earned a bachelors degree in Biology from the university of South Florida and a Masters degree in Health Science Management from the University of Central Florida. He operated medical labs as a career. He spent much of his early life as a patient at Johns Hopkins University Hospital as a result of a congenital endocrine disorder but overcame this challenge to lead a productive life. Hardy was warm and generous. He loved cats, fishing, and surfing. He had artistic ability and had recently taken up pastels as a medium. He is survived by his parents, Dr. Benjamin L. Abberger, Jr., a retired pediatrician, and Nancy Hardy Abberger and his three brothers: Benjamin Lester Abberger, III, John Albert Abberger, and William West Abberger and their families.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Eagle's Nest Foundation, 633 Summit Street, P.O. Box 5127, Winston-Sale, NC 27113 or the First Presbyterian Church, 106 E Church St., Orlando, FL 32801
Abberger, Eric Hardy, born November 22, 1953, died at his home July 4, 2004. He was a medical technologist. He graduated from Edgewater High School with honors and earned a bachelors degree in Biology from the university of South Florida and a Masters degree in Health Science Management from the University of Central Florida. He operated medical labs as a career. He spent much of his early life as a patient at Johns Hopkins University Hospital as a result of a congenital endocrine disorder but overcame this challenge to lead a productive life. Hardy was warm and generous. He loved cats, fishing, and surfing. He had artistic ability and had recently taken up pastels as a medium. He is survived by his parents, Dr. Benjamin L. Abberger, Jr., a retired pediatrician, and Nancy Hardy Abberger and his three brothers: Benjamin Lester Abberger, III, John Albert Abberger, and William West Abberger and their families.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Eagle's Nest Foundation, 633 Summit Street, P.O. Box 5127, Winston-Sale, NC 27113 or the First Presbyterian Church, 106 E Church St., Orlando, FL 32801
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