Birth date: Mar 26, 1951 Death date: Sep 25, 2019
Eric A. Draper, age 68, of Whitehall, died unexpectedly on September 25th 2019. Eric was a loving husband of Debbie (Kirschman) Draper and father to Nathan (Lauren) Draper. Son-in-law of Dolly Kirschman, Brother of Kurt Draper, B Read Obituary
I used to work in the same office as Eric. Periodically I'd need to ask him for information. He was so sweet and so smart. And he was most helpful. Sorry that I'm just now writing this, just heard the sad news. My deepest sympathy in the loss of dear Eric. I was just quoting him this past week. God bless him. Maggie Hall
Eric was a great person - so giving. He had a curious mind and shared his interests with many. It’s a huge loss. We send love to Debbie and the family.
My sister Robin and I used to call him \" Eric from Carrick\". He visited our house quite frequently when we were young with my cousin Mike. Both of them together made us laugh alot. I'll never forget when they captured some frogs from our pond and made them dance on their hind legs. I will miss him very much BUT when I think of him I'll always have a smile.
I had the absolute pleasure of working side by side with Eric when we were working as geologists at the DEP for 14 years. He loved his family and was a committed man of faith. I will miss him dearly. My prayers are with you Deb and Nathan. Susan Kuhns (formerly Banks)
Debbie and Nate, I am so sorry for your loss. Eric was such a wonderful person. I am grateful that I knew him and that we were friends. I will miss our steel mill and railroad \"preservation and salvage\" excursions. With sympathy. Ray
Debbie, I am very saddened to learn of Eric's passing. But I am so thankful that we had the chance to share a few stories and laughs at our reunion this past summer and at the Pirates game. Take care and RIP Eric. He will be always remembered. Darlene Tchirkow
Eric was a compassionate Eucharistic Minister at UPMC-MERCY. He loved visiting the patients and bringing them the Eucharist. Condolences to his family, and may he rest in peace. Sr. Sandy Pelusi, RSM Chaplain, UPMC-MERCY
