Elizabeth was born in the home of her parents, in Calumet City, IL. Her family moved to Hammond, IN, just across the state line just south of Chicago. She was a member of her high school orchestra, playing the string bass. She worked at Bell Telephone in Hammond, and then as a switchboard operator at the DuPont Company. She left there when the soldier she had replaced returned from WWII. Elizabeth then attended business school and became a teller at The Calumet National Bank in Hammond. She was promoted to Asst. Head Teller and retired after 30 years. She was married to Robert W Habben and had one son, David, in 1952. In 1958, she married George Spanos. George had a daughter, Teri, and a son, Roger, from previous marriages.
She and her husband George moved to Placerville, CA in 1980 after they both "retired." After arrival in Placerville, she worked as a teller at Security Pacific Bank for the next 5 years. She worked for K-Mart for the next 10 1/2 years.
Elizabeth was an Eastern Star since she was 18, joining with her mother, Flora Baxter. She was also a volunteer at Marshall Hospital and very active in their church.
She was preceded in death by her husband George (just 6 weeks earlier), and her siblings, Cleo, June, Margery and Herman, Jr. and her parents Herman and Flora Baxter.
She and her husband George moved to Placerville, CA in 1980 after they both "retired." After arrival in Placerville, she worked as a teller at Security Pacific Bank for the next 5 years. She worked for K-Mart for the next 10 1/2 years.
Elizabeth was an Eastern Star since she was 18, joining with her mother, Flora Baxter. She was also a volunteer at Marshall Hospital and very active in their church.
She was preceded in death by her husband George (just 6 weeks earlier), and her siblings, Cleo, June, Margery and Herman, Jr. and her parents Herman and Flora Baxter.
Elizabeth was born in the home of her parents, in Calumet City, IL. Her family moved to Hammond, IN, just across the state line just south of Chicago. She was a member of her high school orchestra, playing the string bass. She worked at Bell Telephone in Hammond, and then as a switchboard operator at the DuPont Company. She left there when the soldier she had replaced returned from WWII. Elizabeth then attended business school and became a teller at The Calumet National Bank in Hammond. She was promoted to Asst. Head Teller and retired after 30 years. She was married to Robert W Habben and had one son, David, in 1952. In 1958, she married George Spanos. George had a daughter, Teri, and a son, Roger, from previous marriages.
She and her husband George moved to Placerville, CA in 1980 after they both "retired." After arrival in Placerville, she worked as a teller at Security Pacific Bank for the next 5 years. She worked for K-Mart for the next 10 1/2 years.
Elizabeth was an Eastern Star since she was 18, joining with her mother, Flora Baxter. She was also a volunteer at Marshall Hospital and very active in their church.
She was preceded in death by her husband George (just 6 weeks earlier), and her siblings, Cleo, June, Margery and Herman, Jr. and her parents Herman and Flora Baxter.
She and her husband George moved to Placerville, CA in 1980 after they both "retired." After arrival in Placerville, she worked as a teller at Security Pacific Bank for the next 5 years. She worked for K-Mart for the next 10 1/2 years.
Elizabeth was an Eastern Star since she was 18, joining with her mother, Flora Baxter. She was also a volunteer at Marshall Hospital and very active in their church.
She was preceded in death by her husband George (just 6 weeks earlier), and her siblings, Cleo, June, Margery and Herman, Jr. and her parents Herman and Flora Baxter.
