Eleanor A. Baer

Eleanor Baer came into my life when we both started real estate 1994.....we were together almost every day until she gave it up and went to Book of the Month and then the State to work......every morning we called at 6:30 to make sure the other was vertical for our long work days.....
Buzzy's sudden death was a true hardship on her with the big house and yard in Dillsburg....We used to laugh when she was going to go home and jump on John..John Deere was her lawnmower.....When Eleanor made...

Hi Brian,

Lorine and I were so glad that we met you yesterday and we can see why Ellie was so proud of you. We will keep you and your family in our prayers. Please send us your mailing address. our address is 420 Two Taverns Road

She was the best sister anyone could have. We talked weekly about our lives, concerns, and hopes. She was always well thought out. She wanted to be living in State College, and had a plan to do just that.

She had many wonderful friends and family. Her community in State College had so many wonderful people in it. They were all wonderfully supportive.

We all will miss her tremendouosly.

For Elaeanor: Go Penn State !!

I had the pleasure of getting to know Eleanor traveling on the Fullington Bus from State College to Harrisburg, what a great person she was, so sweet to be around. She will surely be missed.

Eleanor always brought a smile to my face and joy to my heart. She made comming to work a joy.

I will miss you so much. Penn State football and breakfast at the Waffle Shop won't be the same without you.
I'm so glad to have gotten to know you better. You were truly an amazing women -my aunt and my friend.

Have a wonderful eternity with Uncle Bruzz.

Go Penn State

Love you!

We have lived at the Village and knew Eleanor as an avid Penn State fan who always went out of her way to help "Village" newcomers. She was always a gracious host.

Such a wonderful, classy lady! We send our love to all.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Eleanor's family and friends. She was a kind and gracious women who lived for the Penn State Games. She will be missed. Best Regards,
Alyce Lentz and family