Doris was born on April 17, 1913, in Mishawaka, Ind. Her parents were Margaret and Harry Walter Eberhart. She had an identical twin, Dorothy Margaret (Eberhart) Raymond; and two brothers, Harry William and Walter James Eberhart.
Doris was a graduate of Mishawaka High School and the South Bend Conservatory of Music, where she studied piano performance. She worked at the Ball Band Company, which became the U.S. Rubber Co. in Mishawaka. Doris married and lived in Framingham for 60 years with her husband Ernest S. Forsberg. They were members of the Framingham Country Club since 1938. She was a member of Grace Congregational Church-United Church of Christ, where she was a deaconess, and a member of the Cameliers women's group. Doris played the piano everyday. She loved antiques, sewing, cooking, reading and decorative painting.
Survivors: son, Frederick Forsberg of Bourne, Mass; daughter, Janice Robinson and husband, James of Arlington, Texas; grandchildren, Darcie Logsdon and husband, Matthew of Monument, Colo., Bradford Robinson and wife, Jennifer of Richmond, Va., Maureen Burke and husband, Sean of Worcester, Mass., Michael Forsberg of Worcester, John Forsberg of Springfield, Mass; and great-grandchildren, Owen and Sophie Logsdon of Monument, and Emma Burke of Worcester.
Doris was a graduate of Mishawaka High School and the South Bend Conservatory of Music, where she studied piano performance. She worked at the Ball Band Company, which became the U.S. Rubber Co. in Mishawaka. Doris married and lived in Framingham for 60 years with her husband Ernest S. Forsberg. They were members of the Framingham Country Club since 1938. She was a member of Grace Congregational Church-United Church of Christ, where she was a deaconess, and a member of the Cameliers women's group. Doris played the piano everyday. She loved antiques, sewing, cooking, reading and decorative painting.
Survivors: son, Frederick Forsberg of Bourne, Mass; daughter, Janice Robinson and husband, James of Arlington, Texas; grandchildren, Darcie Logsdon and husband, Matthew of Monument, Colo., Bradford Robinson and wife, Jennifer of Richmond, Va., Maureen Burke and husband, Sean of Worcester, Mass., Michael Forsberg of Worcester, John Forsberg of Springfield, Mass; and great-grandchildren, Owen and Sophie Logsdon of Monument, and Emma Burke of Worcester.
Doris was born on April 17, 1913, in Mishawaka, Ind. Her parents were Margaret and Harry Walter Eberhart. She had an identical twin, Dorothy Margaret (Eberhart) Raymond; and two brothers, Harry William and Walter James Eberhart.
Doris was a graduate of Mishawaka High School and the South Bend Conservatory of Music, where she studied piano performance. She worked at the Ball Band Company, which became the U.S. Rubber Co. in Mishawaka. Doris married and lived in Framingham for 60 years with her husband Ernest S. Forsberg. They were members of the Framingham Country Club since 1938. She was a member of Grace Congregational Church-United Church of Christ, where she was a deaconess, and a member of the Cameliers women's group. Doris played the piano everyday. She loved antiques, sewing, cooking, reading and decorative painting.
Survivors: son, Frederick Forsberg of Bourne, Mass; daughter, Janice Robinson and husband, James of Arlington, Texas; grandchildren, Darcie Logsdon and husband, Matthew of Monument, Colo., Bradford Robinson and wife, Jennifer of Richmond, Va., Maureen Burke and husband, Sean of Worcester, Mass., Michael Forsberg of Worcester, John Forsberg of Springfield, Mass; and great-grandchildren, Owen and Sophie Logsdon of Monument, and Emma Burke of Worcester.
Doris was a graduate of Mishawaka High School and the South Bend Conservatory of Music, where she studied piano performance. She worked at the Ball Band Company, which became the U.S. Rubber Co. in Mishawaka. Doris married and lived in Framingham for 60 years with her husband Ernest S. Forsberg. They were members of the Framingham Country Club since 1938. She was a member of Grace Congregational Church-United Church of Christ, where she was a deaconess, and a member of the Cameliers women's group. Doris played the piano everyday. She loved antiques, sewing, cooking, reading and decorative painting.
Survivors: son, Frederick Forsberg of Bourne, Mass; daughter, Janice Robinson and husband, James of Arlington, Texas; grandchildren, Darcie Logsdon and husband, Matthew of Monument, Colo., Bradford Robinson and wife, Jennifer of Richmond, Va., Maureen Burke and husband, Sean of Worcester, Mass., Michael Forsberg of Worcester, John Forsberg of Springfield, Mass; and great-grandchildren, Owen and Sophie Logsdon of Monument, and Emma Burke of Worcester.
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