Linda F. Draper
- 60 years old
- Female
- Born Oct 04, 1947
- Died Apr 18, 2008
- Black River, New York, United States
About
About Linda
Born Oct. 4, 1947, in Watertown, daughter of George and Fern Paige Spencer, she attended Watertown High School.
She married Samuel McBride of Carthage on Aug. 29, 1964. The marriage ended in divorce in 1981.
She married Neil C. Draper on July 1, 1983, at the Black River United Methodist Church. Mr. Draper is retired from Fort Drum where he worked for 31 years.
Mrs. Draper worked at Fort Drum for 14 years, at the Kinney Drugs in the Northland Plaza for seven years, and at the P&C in Carthage as a clerk for four years.
Among her survivors are her husband, Neil C. Draper, Black River; a daughter and her husband, Samantha A. and Troy R. Schirmer, Black River; a son and his fiancée, Timothy M. McBride and Melissa Getman, Watertown; two stepdaughters and their husbands, Michele and Jerry Johnson, Port Byron, and Karen and David Geer, Hailsboro; two brothers and their wives, George and Judy Spencer, Calcium, and Donald and Carron Spencer, Deferiet; two sisters and a brother-in-law, Cindy and Dave Wallace, Watertown, and Marcia Landry, Watertown; two grandchildren, Amber L. Peck, Black River, and Ashlie J. Hall, Black River; 11 stepgrandchildren; several nieces and nephews, and close friends.
She was also expecting a great grandson in July, Tanner John, whom she named.
A brother, Bradford Spencer, died before her.
She enjoyed sewing, gardening, going antiquing and to garage sales. She was also well known for her household decorating.
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i have so much to tell you guys...
Ashlie Sep 24, 2009
ps- my icon is a picture of the ultrasound... i know you were with me that day. i could feel both of you.. i<3you.
Grandma
Courtney Jun 12, 2009
Happy mothers day`
Courtney May 15, 2009
Poem For You.
Ashlie Apr 23, 2009
We miss you more with each passing day.
It hurts so much to not see your face,
But it heals to know, your in a better place.
You were always the one, to hold us all together,
Now that your no longer here, seems its always bad weather.
If only I could talk to you, I would have so much to say.
About how I wish you were there, on my graduation day.
I know you were there in sprit, filled with joy and pride.
I felt you and Uncle Tim, standing right at my side.
Mom has not been dealing well, with all that she’s been through,
I try so hard to make it better, seems there is not much I can do.
Tanner is getting oh so big, you should see him run,
Watching him grow and learn, has been so much fun.
Until the day I see you again, you will forever be in my heart,
I will love you unconditionally, while we are apart.
I love you Grandma, and miss you so much!!
- Ashlie