Condolence: Nearing the first anniversary of Elinor's passing, we want you to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. We hope that the memories of the past give you encouragement for the future as you walk each day with your loved one in your heart. It is our privilege and honor to serve your family.

Condolence: My husband and I would like to express our sincere sympathy to the family and friends of your beloved Elinor. Although we never meet Elinor, personally, we wanted to share with you comfort from Gods word found in John 5:28,29. Here we are given the wonderful hope of the resurrection of our dear loved ones, here on earth just as Lazarus was in John 11. Have comfort also in knowing that our Heavenly Father expresses his loving compassion for us when someone we love dies. (Psalm 34:18). Share your memories with those who are around you, for memories shared are truly the ones that are cherished, may they bring you peace and joy as your hearts begin to heal. Take care of yourselves and each other during this very difficult time.

Condolence: John, I remember your Mom very fondly as one of the original members of the Canasta Club ladies here in Cleveland. She was always cheerful and pleasant and a lovely person. I was never aware of her needlepoint prowess because at that point I don't think I would have realized what it was. My Gail has done quite a bit of needlepoint since, so I now have a much greater appreciation for what your Mom accomplished with her love for the skill. I am sure that she will be missed by all who knew her and my regret is that she and all of your family left Cleveland so long ago! Warm thoughts to you and your family over your loss. Bill