Eleanor B. Atkinson

Out of the blue my Dad, William L. Berry, asked me if I remembered Eleanor Brunsman. No I didn't of course, but he told me that was Marie's niece. Marie Brunsman. Marie and my granddad, Clinton Berry, married and she helped him raise three children, my Dad being the youngest. My granddad gave me Marie's watch before he passed away as our initials were the same. MMB. I remember her being very nice. I showed my Dad this picture and he said "that's her." The older he gets (97), the more...

May the family of Eleanor Atkinson keep joyful memories close to your heart and mind. And may our Heavenly Father give you the comfort that you need at this time. He is the God of all comfort. Please accept my sincere sympathy.

May the family take comfort in the words of our Lord and Savior, “So never be anxious about the next day, for the next day will have its own anxieties. Each day has enough of its own troubles.” (Matt. 6:34) Those words of Jesus have helped many to find comfort and endure the ordeal of losing a loved one,” May the God of comfort bless your family.

May the Hearer of Prayer (Psalm 83:18;Psalm 65:2) grant you strength, courage and the sweetest peace during your time of sorrow. And may you always cherish the many fond memories of times spent with Ms. Atkinson.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

My condolences for the loss of Eleanor Atkinson. Keeping in mind the scriptural hope of everlasting life can help to sustain you during this difficult time found at John 6:40 and John 17:3 Sincerely; LaRae

Eleanor was a dignified lady whom we admired and respected.

Lee and Sally Biggers

While I have lots of good memories of times together, John had even more - back to next-door-neighbor days in La Jolla - when he was known as Dave. Eleanor was a wonderful hostess & friend.
Leona Anderson (Mrs. John David)