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Joe Kurtzke
December 12, 2007
Eleanor always tried her best to help others and always had a cheerful face and a cheerful word for those she came in contact with. When she married my Grandfather she always tried to keep him first and tried to make him happy.
Joanne Broschart-Bakke
December 10, 2007
I remember Aunt Eleanor as a smiling happy person. Even after Uncle Ambrose passed away, she kept in touch and always wrote a nice note at Christmas. My heart goes out to the Family at this very sad time.
Kathy Bigelow
December 9, 2007
I remember Aunt Eleanor as full of life. With Uncle Ambrose they were always so much fun to be around. My sympathy to family members at her passing.
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