EVELYN FLEENOR AIKMAN
Teacher, Artist
On Tuesday, January 17, 2012 in Louisville, Georgia. Longtime resident of the Washington, DC area; beloved widow of Edward Aikman; loving mother of 3, devoted grandmother of 5.
Grew up in Abingdon, Virginia. Graduated from the University of Tennessee.
She enjoyed a long career teaching young children, first at the National Child Research Center in Washington and then at Norwood Parish School and National Presbyterian School. Traveled and exhibited widely as a photographer.
Published in The Washington Post from January 20 to January 21, 2012
Teacher, Artist
On Tuesday, January 17, 2012 in Louisville, Georgia. Longtime resident of the Washington, DC area; beloved widow of Edward Aikman; loving mother of 3, devoted grandmother of 5.
Grew up in Abingdon, Virginia. Graduated from the University of Tennessee.
She enjoyed a long career teaching young children, first at the National Child Research Center in Washington and then at Norwood Parish School and National Presbyterian School. Traveled and exhibited widely as a photographer.
Published in The Washington Post from January 20 to January 21, 2012
EVELYN FLEENOR AIKMAN
Teacher, Artist
On Tuesday, January 17, 2012 in Louisville, Georgia. Longtime resident of the Washington, DC area; beloved widow of Edward Aikman; loving mother of 3, devoted grandmother of 5.
Grew up in Abingdon, Virginia. Graduated from the University of Tennessee.
She enjoyed a long career teaching young children, first at the National Child Research Center in Washington and then at Norwood Parish School and National Presbyterian School. Traveled and exhibited widely as a photographer.
Published in The Washington Post from January 20 to January 21, 2012
Teacher, Artist
On Tuesday, January 17, 2012 in Louisville, Georgia. Longtime resident of the Washington, DC area; beloved widow of Edward Aikman; loving mother of 3, devoted grandmother of 5.
Grew up in Abingdon, Virginia. Graduated from the University of Tennessee.
She enjoyed a long career teaching young children, first at the National Child Research Center in Washington and then at Norwood Parish School and National Presbyterian School. Traveled and exhibited widely as a photographer.
Published in The Washington Post from January 20 to January 21, 2012
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