Helen Lillian was the oldest of six children born to Percy Albert and Emma Duncan Draper of Butler, Pennsylvania.
She had worked at Spaide Shirt Factory, and during World War II had worked at Armco Butler Works.
She, her husband Carl and daughrer Joyce moved to California in 1946, but she never forgot her home in Butler. For several years, she had been spending six months of each year in Butler.
She was a worthy matron and 50 year member of the Order of the Eastern Star Bell Chapter in California. She also was a member of the Convenant Presbyterian Church in California.
She is greatly missed by her family, but is at home now with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
She had worked at Spaide Shirt Factory, and during World War II had worked at Armco Butler Works.
She, her husband Carl and daughrer Joyce moved to California in 1946, but she never forgot her home in Butler. For several years, she had been spending six months of each year in Butler.
She was a worthy matron and 50 year member of the Order of the Eastern Star Bell Chapter in California. She also was a member of the Convenant Presbyterian Church in California.
She is greatly missed by her family, but is at home now with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Helen Lillian was the oldest of six children born to Percy Albert and Emma Duncan Draper of Butler, Pennsylvania.
She had worked at Spaide Shirt Factory, and during World War II had worked at Armco Butler Works.
She, her husband Carl and daughrer Joyce moved to California in 1946, but she never forgot her home in Butler. For several years, she had been spending six months of each year in Butler.
She was a worthy matron and 50 year member of the Order of the Eastern Star Bell Chapter in California. She also was a member of the Convenant Presbyterian Church in California.
She is greatly missed by her family, but is at home now with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
She had worked at Spaide Shirt Factory, and during World War II had worked at Armco Butler Works.
She, her husband Carl and daughrer Joyce moved to California in 1946, but she never forgot her home in Butler. For several years, she had been spending six months of each year in Butler.
She was a worthy matron and 50 year member of the Order of the Eastern Star Bell Chapter in California. She also was a member of the Convenant Presbyterian Church in California.
She is greatly missed by her family, but is at home now with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
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