Gloria E. Webster was the daughter of Homer E. and Matilda D. (Knorr) Worrel of Northport NY. She had a brother Robert H. Worrel of Boardman OH.
Gloria was educated, at least in part, at the Lexington School for the Deaf Bronx NY as she is listed in the 1940 census of the school. She was 16 years old then and had 8 years of schooling.
Gloria at one time rode a motorcycle. She lived with Lois R. Bowden in Van Nuys CA with their chihuahuas. Gloria and Lois were members of Temple Beth Solomon of the Deaf where Gloria served as President of the Sisterhood and was on the bowling team. Gloria worked her adult life as a Key Punch Operator at a bank in Van Nuys CA.
Gloria was educated, at least in part, at the Lexington School for the Deaf Bronx NY as she is listed in the 1940 census of the school. She was 16 years old then and had 8 years of schooling.
Gloria at one time rode a motorcycle. She lived with Lois R. Bowden in Van Nuys CA with their chihuahuas. Gloria and Lois were members of Temple Beth Solomon of the Deaf where Gloria served as President of the Sisterhood and was on the bowling team. Gloria worked her adult life as a Key Punch Operator at a bank in Van Nuys CA.
Gloria E. Webster was the daughter of Homer E. and Matilda D. (Knorr) Worrel of Northport NY. She had a brother Robert H. Worrel of Boardman OH.
Gloria was educated, at least in part, at the Lexington School for the Deaf Bronx NY as she is listed in the 1940 census of the school. She was 16 years old then and had 8 years of schooling.
Gloria at one time rode a motorcycle. She lived with Lois R. Bowden in Van Nuys CA with their chihuahuas. Gloria and Lois were members of Temple Beth Solomon of the Deaf where Gloria served as President of the Sisterhood and was on the bowling team. Gloria worked her adult life as a Key Punch Operator at a bank in Van Nuys CA.
Gloria was educated, at least in part, at the Lexington School for the Deaf Bronx NY as she is listed in the 1940 census of the school. She was 16 years old then and had 8 years of schooling.
Gloria at one time rode a motorcycle. She lived with Lois R. Bowden in Van Nuys CA with their chihuahuas. Gloria and Lois were members of Temple Beth Solomon of the Deaf where Gloria served as President of the Sisterhood and was on the bowling team. Gloria worked her adult life as a Key Punch Operator at a bank in Van Nuys CA.
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