Obituary Alice L. (Figard) Black, 96, of the Wooland Retirement Community, Orbisonia, formerly of Saxton, passed away on Saturday February 11, 2012. Alice was born in Saxton, PA on August 24, 1915, a daughter of the late Alice (Johnson) and James Calvin Figard.
She was united in Marriage to Charles Drexel Black in 1943 at Towanda, PA. He preceded her in death on November 14, 1991. She was primarily a Homemaker although during WWII she worked with her sister at the May Co. in Baltimore, Md.
During her life she enjoyed ceramics and teaching others about ceramics. Alice also enjoyed gardening. Alice attended the Western Pennsylvania School for the deaf and also became a licensed beautician.
Interment a the I.O.O.F Cemetery Broad Top City. PA.
She was united in Marriage to Charles Drexel Black in 1943 at Towanda, PA. He preceded her in death on November 14, 1991. She was primarily a Homemaker although during WWII she worked with her sister at the May Co. in Baltimore, Md.
During her life she enjoyed ceramics and teaching others about ceramics. Alice also enjoyed gardening. Alice attended the Western Pennsylvania School for the deaf and also became a licensed beautician.
Interment a the I.O.O.F Cemetery Broad Top City. PA.
Obituary Alice L. (Figard) Black, 96, of the Wooland Retirement Community, Orbisonia, formerly of Saxton, passed away on Saturday February 11, 2012. Alice was born in Saxton, PA on August 24, 1915, a daughter of the late Alice (Johnson) and James Calvin Figard.
She was united in Marriage to Charles Drexel Black in 1943 at Towanda, PA. He preceded her in death on November 14, 1991. She was primarily a Homemaker although during WWII she worked with her sister at the May Co. in Baltimore, Md.
During her life she enjoyed ceramics and teaching others about ceramics. Alice also enjoyed gardening. Alice attended the Western Pennsylvania School for the deaf and also became a licensed beautician.
Interment a the I.O.O.F Cemetery Broad Top City. PA.
She was united in Marriage to Charles Drexel Black in 1943 at Towanda, PA. He preceded her in death on November 14, 1991. She was primarily a Homemaker although during WWII she worked with her sister at the May Co. in Baltimore, Md.
During her life she enjoyed ceramics and teaching others about ceramics. Alice also enjoyed gardening. Alice attended the Western Pennsylvania School for the deaf and also became a licensed beautician.
Interment a the I.O.O.F Cemetery Broad Top City. PA.
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