Ann Welling Fraser - Revision history

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	Ann was president her senior class at the Chapin School in 1942. Upon		Ann was president her senior class at the Chapin School in 1942. Upon
	graduation from Vassar, she worked as an editorial assistant at		graduation from Vassar, she worked as an editorial assistant at
	Charles Scribner's Sons. She married George C. Fraser III and moved		Charles Scribner's Sons. She married [[George Corning Fraser III]] and moved
	to West Texas in 1950. She ran a book store in Midland before moving		to West Texas in 1950. She ran a book store in Midland before moving
	to Abilene in 1953. She was active in the Junior League and the		to Abilene in 1953. She was active in the Junior League and the

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	schizophrenia and depression most of her adult life, she raised 5		schizophrenia and depression most of her adult life, she raised 5
	children and found support in many strong friendships in the		children and found support in many strong friendships in the
	community. She is survived by her 5 children, [[Andrew Fraser]] of Los		community. She is survived by her 5 children, [[Andrew McLeod Fraser]] of Los
	Alamos, [[Prudence Fraser Sternin]] of Santa Barbara, [[Sarah Fraser Searle]]		Alamos, [[Prudence Fraser Sternin]] of Santa Barbara, [[Sarah Fraser Searle]]
	of Houston, [[Cynthia Fraser Barlow]] of Berkeley, [[Nina Fraser Shultz]] of		of Houston, [[Cynthia Fraser Barlow]] of Berkeley, [[Nina Fraser Shultz]] of
	Denver and seven grandchildren.		Denver and seven grandchildren.

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Ann Welling Fraser died peacefully surrounded by family the morning of
April 11, 2010 in Houston, Texas. Born on August 28, 1924 in New York City,
Ann was president her senior class at the Chapin School in 1942. Upon
graduation from Vassar, she worked as an editorial assistant at
Charles Scribner's Sons. She married George C. Fraser III and moved
to West Texas in 1950. She ran a book store in Midland before moving
to Abilene in 1953. She was active in the Junior League and the
League of Women Voters. She volunteered as a Sunday School teacher at
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church and in the public schools teaching Art
Appreciation. She was active with the Abilene Community Theater
working backstage and as well as appearing in many plays. After a
stroke in 1983, she required assistance in daily living and never
returned to Abilene. Although she struggled with paranoid
schizophrenia and depression most of her adult life, she raised 5
children and found support in many strong friendships in the
community. She is survived by her 5 children, [[Andrew Fraser]] of Los
Alamos, [[Prudence Fraser Sternin]] of Santa Barbara, [[Sarah Fraser Searle]]
of Houston, [[Cynthia Fraser Barlow]] of Berkeley, [[Nina Fraser Shultz]] of
Denver and seven grandchildren.