Wilma Tucker Auer

Background

Auer, Wilma Tucker was born on June 7, 1918 in Syracuse, New York, United States. Daughter of William Winton and Florence (Clark) Tucker.

Education

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design, Syracuse University, 1941; postgraduate, Syracuse University.

Career

Interior designer, Imperial Paper & Color Corporation, Syracuse, 1941; instructor interior design, Syracuse University, 1941-1947, 76; instructor adult education, Syracuse University, 1948, 64-65; on special assignment with, Sargent-Crenshaw, Webster & Folley, Syracuse, 1943; instructor interior design, New York Telephone Сompany, 1950; independent estate sales and appraisal. Former member of advisory board interior design department Cazenovia (New York) College. Co-chairman house committee The House That Salt Built, Syracuse, since 1982.

Achievements

• Wilma Tucker Auer has been listed as a noteworthy Estate salesman and appraiser by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Preservation Association New York City (board directors since 1982).

Connections

Married Martin Swift Auer, February 6, 1943. Children: Martin Tucker, Michael Eastwood, Virginia Auer Murphy.

Father:

William Winton Tucker

Mother:

Florence (Clark) Tucker

Spouse:

Martin Swift Auer

child:

Martin Tucker Auer

child:

Virginia Auer Murphy Auer

child:

Michael Eastwood Auer