Frank E. Ayers of Whitehall Township
DOD: Wednesday, June 2
POD: Phoebe Home, Allentown
Age: 88
Spouse: Margaret E. (Hite) Ayers
Married: 64 years
POB: Altoona
Parents: Jacob L. and Mary G. (Hoffman) Ayers
Education: Indiana University of Pennsylvania (class of 1934), master's degree from Pennsylvania State University (class of 1945), and attended the University of Maryland for his graduate work
Employment: He was a special education teacher at Harrison-Morton Middle School for one year, a math teacher at Central Middle School for nine years and he taught in Altoona, Blair County, for 10 years. He ended his career as an English teacher and director of activities
at Allen High School in the Allentown School District (retired in 1974 after 29 years)
Special Recognition: was named Outstanding Secondary Educator of America in 1973
Religious Affiliation: St. John's United Church of Christ, Laurys Station (where he and his wife were named grandparents of the year in 1997) and also contributed to the church newsletter
Social Groups: the Allentown Schoolmen's Club and the Allentown, Pennsylvania, National education associations, and was a former committee member of the Allentown Teachers' Credit Union
Obituary info published in The Morning Call on June 3, 1999
DOD: Wednesday, June 2
POD: Phoebe Home, Allentown
Age: 88
Spouse: Margaret E. (Hite) Ayers
Married: 64 years
POB: Altoona
Parents: Jacob L. and Mary G. (Hoffman) Ayers
Education: Indiana University of Pennsylvania (class of 1934), master's degree from Pennsylvania State University (class of 1945), and attended the University of Maryland for his graduate work
Employment: He was a special education teacher at Harrison-Morton Middle School for one year, a math teacher at Central Middle School for nine years and he taught in Altoona, Blair County, for 10 years. He ended his career as an English teacher and director of activities
at Allen High School in the Allentown School District (retired in 1974 after 29 years)
Special Recognition: was named Outstanding Secondary Educator of America in 1973
Religious Affiliation: St. John's United Church of Christ, Laurys Station (where he and his wife were named grandparents of the year in 1997) and also contributed to the church newsletter
Social Groups: the Allentown Schoolmen's Club and the Allentown, Pennsylvania, National education associations, and was a former committee member of the Allentown Teachers' Credit Union
Obituary info published in The Morning Call on June 3, 1999
Frank E. Ayers of Whitehall Township
DOD: Wednesday, June 2
POD: Phoebe Home, Allentown
Age: 88
Spouse: Margaret E. (Hite) Ayers
Married: 64 years
POB: Altoona
Parents: Jacob L. and Mary G. (Hoffman) Ayers
Education: Indiana University of Pennsylvania (class of 1934), master's degree from Pennsylvania State University (class of 1945), and attended the University of Maryland for his graduate work
Employment: He was a special education teacher at Harrison-Morton Middle School for one year, a math teacher at Central Middle School for nine years and he taught in Altoona, Blair County, for 10 years. He ended his career as an English teacher and director of activities
at Allen High School in the Allentown School District (retired in 1974 after 29 years)
Special Recognition: was named Outstanding Secondary Educator of America in 1973
Religious Affiliation: St. John's United Church of Christ, Laurys Station (where he and his wife were named grandparents of the year in 1997) and also contributed to the church newsletter
Social Groups: the Allentown Schoolmen's Club and the Allentown, Pennsylvania, National education associations, and was a former committee member of the Allentown Teachers' Credit Union
Obituary info published in The Morning Call on June 3, 1999
DOD: Wednesday, June 2
POD: Phoebe Home, Allentown
Age: 88
Spouse: Margaret E. (Hite) Ayers
Married: 64 years
POB: Altoona
Parents: Jacob L. and Mary G. (Hoffman) Ayers
Education: Indiana University of Pennsylvania (class of 1934), master's degree from Pennsylvania State University (class of 1945), and attended the University of Maryland for his graduate work
Employment: He was a special education teacher at Harrison-Morton Middle School for one year, a math teacher at Central Middle School for nine years and he taught in Altoona, Blair County, for 10 years. He ended his career as an English teacher and director of activities
at Allen High School in the Allentown School District (retired in 1974 after 29 years)
Special Recognition: was named Outstanding Secondary Educator of America in 1973
Religious Affiliation: St. John's United Church of Christ, Laurys Station (where he and his wife were named grandparents of the year in 1997) and also contributed to the church newsletter
Social Groups: the Allentown Schoolmen's Club and the Allentown, Pennsylvania, National education associations, and was a former committee member of the Allentown Teachers' Credit Union
Obituary info published in The Morning Call on June 3, 1999
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