Family Wisdom Tree

GenoNumerology for F.J. Shafer and parents Gilbert Shafer and Lillian Clawitter 

Gilbert Shafer was a respected banker caring for rural farm clients during the depression of the 1920s, then the recession of the second World War.  His marriage to Lillian Clawitter brought a sense of wholeness and fulfillment at first, illustrated by the Union Number 5 for this couple.  But over time he was tormented by his wife’s persistent push for career success.  Her number chart shows a double dose of symbols related to ongoing business success, wealth and status. During their time together she expressed this to Gilbert in many ways including urging him to be more aggressive with bank clients who had borrowed money but were having trouble replaying their loans.  Torn between a desire to please his wife and compassion (justice?) for his customers, Gilbert died of a heart attack at age 55.

FJS was much closer to her father than her mother.  Although the family as a whole was close knit, father and daughter shared a similar emotional temperament and sense of higher ideals.  Note the father’s 10-11-12 numerical naming -- three Master Numbers in a row, with the 12 being shared with his daughter.  The daughter shows none of her mother’s obstinacy associated with withered opportunities for long term family success – affected by the father’s early death.  FJS majored in art and became a respected painter during the 1960s.  Her astute psychic ability -- something she apparently inherited from her father -- was well known to all her family, though FJS herself was a little frightened by the gift of extended sight.  All through her life she seemed to share an ongoing relationship with her father's pervasive, kind spirit.