Eleanor-Bood-Obituary

Eleanor J. Bood

Riverside, Rhode Island

About

LOCATION
Riverside, Rhode Island

Obituary

Send Flowers

Eleanor Bood passed away in Riverside, Rhode Island. Funeral Home Services for Eleanor are being provided by Smith-Mason Funeral Home - Riverside. The obituary was featured in The Providence Journal on March 14, 2006.

Guest Book

Not sure what to say?

When I lived in Ann Arbor,MI, Aunt Eleanor told me she knew a jeweler at the mall there. On a whim I went into his shop and told him I was Eleanor's niece. His reaction was amazing. He gushed on and on about how they go way back, about how much fun they had,etc. Only later did I realize they had never met each other, only talked on the phone. She touched many lives in a positive way. She was enchanted by children and always showered them with gifts to delight in their reaction. She loved...

I have recently become a member of this family and had the pleasure of spending some time with Eleanor in the last few years. I must say she was far more beautiful than the photo here shows. Her laugh could be recognized to her last days. I can confidently say she was very much loved by the family, friends and neighbors I have met. Odva is a lot sweeter than he lets on and deserves thanks for being such a wonderful friend to her.

One of my fondest memories of my aunt Eleanor is her hosting of an annual Christmas Eve celebration at her home for several relatives, including me and my four siblings. From the typically self-centered view of a child, I thought it was special because of all the gifts and fun activities. As an adult, I can appreciate it as an example of the love she consistently showered on all her nieces and nephews through the years. To me, she was the "cool aunt," traveling the world with friends. She was...

As a child and young adult I never knew Eleanor's exact title at Dolan & Bullock ... as an adult I didn't think it fully conveyed all she was to the company. When I was young my order of visit was always the same ... to the factory to see my grandfather and get a coke ... then to Eleanor for a hug and a piece of candy from her jar on the desk ... then to my fathers office! After my grandfathers death Eleanor was the first stop ... one would think it might have hurt my dad's feelings but not...