ELIZABETH GRAINGER of Winter Park, FL. She was the daughter of Henry Hyatt and Alma Osborn Caldwell. She attended Stephens College and the University of Nevada and later the S.E. Asia College in Hong Kong. Elizabeth was the Society/Woman's Editor for Bangkok World, was a U.S. Government translator, a writer of fiction and was a member of the DAR. She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph William Grainger (married 4/21/1951 in NYC). Surviving are children, Jonathan Caldwell (Lee) Grainger of Charlottesville, VA, Madeleine (Michael) Kavanagh of Vallejo, CA, Andrea Hyatt Grainger of Plant City, FL and Robert Calhoun (Donna) Grainger of Mechanicsburg, PA and grandchildren, Joseph Grainger, Taegan Grainger, Eilish Grainger, Jake Dillon Grainger, Michael Kavanagh, Joseph Kavanagh, Andrew Kavanagh, Therese Kavanagh, Rachel Kavanagh, Robert John Kavanagh and Graeme Grainger. Graveside Memorial services will be held June 6, 2012. Hopewell Funeral Home in Plant City, FL is serving the family. Published in the Orlando Sentinel on June 3, 2012
ELIZABETH GRAINGER of Winter Park, FL. She was the daughter of Henry Hyatt and Alma Osborn Caldwell. She attended Stephens College and the University of Nevada and later the S.E. Asia College in Hong Kong. Elizabeth was the Society/Woman's Editor for Bangkok World, was a U.S. Government translator, a writer of fiction and was a member of the DAR. She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph William Grainger (married 4/21/1951 in NYC). Surviving are children, Jonathan Caldwell (Lee) Grainger of Charlottesville, VA, Madeleine (Michael) Kavanagh of Vallejo, CA, Andrea Hyatt Grainger of Plant City, FL and Robert Calhoun (Donna) Grainger of Mechanicsburg, PA and grandchildren, Joseph Grainger, Taegan Grainger, Eilish Grainger, Jake Dillon Grainger, Michael Kavanagh, Joseph Kavanagh, Andrew Kavanagh, Therese Kavanagh, Rachel Kavanagh, Robert John Kavanagh and Graeme Grainger. Graveside Memorial services will be held June 6, 2012. Hopewell Funeral Home in Plant City, FL is serving the family. Published in the Orlando Sentinel on June 3, 2012
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