Eleanor M. DalCorso

Hi, Gary. Legacy just reminded me of the anniversary of your Mom´s passing. I read she graduated from TSH as my Mom did, but I think Mom graduated a few years later. I have her yearbook. I´ll have to check. I was rereading the messages we wrote in the Guestbook. My Mom passed away last June 25th. It was truly the saddest day of my life only shared by when my Dad passed away. I think because we still had Mom to cling to and watch over, get passing was so crushing. She was 95, but I...

Mom, life without you here is a wintry landscape made cold by your absence. Only you, God, the saints and I know how much I miss you. But your place in heaven is secure and I am so happy you are reunited with dad. And your mom and dad my wonderful grandparents. Thank you for giving me such a warm and loving life, Mom. Save me a place and tell Joe I said hello.

Gary:

I am sorry I cannot stop by the viewing this evening, I do want you to know that I am thinking about you. I would bet you were a good son and I send my heartfelt condolences to you, your wife and your daughter.

Dear Gary, Ilene, and Jenni,
We are so sorry about the loss of your Mom and Grandmom. She was a wonderful person, and you were wonderful to her. We'll always remember how much she enjoyed the parties, and how thrilled she was to have Jenni, her granddaughter. You are in our prayers.
Mike, Anne, and Michael

Gary, Please accept my sincere condolences. I knew your Mom from City Hall....always a smile and so kind to everyone. You and your family are in the thoughts and prayers of so many at this time.

It was my pleasure dealing with Eleanor at the City Clerks Office both as an employee of the Planning Department and, later, as a Member of the City Council.

Eleanor always had a smile, pleasant demeanor and good conversation. Condolences to her family and friends.

Kenny Butko, Councilman-at-Large (1974-1978)