Eleanor Kelly Haugh

A wonderful educator, mentor and person. I remember her well and can still write a coherent passage. Thanks Mrs. Haugh! My condolences to her family.

I greatly enjoyed working with Eleanor at Summit HS. One day I was having a conversation with Eleanor in her office and I commented that she had an awesome, old-school desk and I was envious. When she retired, she gave me her desk. For the last 19 years, I've often thought of Eleanor and her thoughtfulness. Eleanor was the absolute best.

I loved Aunt Eleanor. Whenever she and "Uncle Rich" (Dick) would visit Indiana they would always make sure to set aside some time to visit with me. As a kid I remember hanging out at Uncle Steve and Aunt Natie´s farm when they were in town. Playing with our Haugh cousin. As I got older I always found Eleanor to be so intelligent and witty. She had a dry sense of humor that I found very entertaining. And she never let me forget her gratitude for pulling Andrew out of the pool when we were...

Dear Haugh Family, How well we remember your mom, Eleanor. She was energetic, kind, and fun to be around. May you be blessed at this time of loss, Fondly, The Soderbergs (Timber Drive) Dave, Karen, Ann, & Connie

I mourn the loss of my beloved cousin Eleanor, but I celebrate her life. We got to know each other really well as adults, gathering with our Kelly forebears (Frank, Gene and Josephine) and their spouses (Anna, Grace and Bill)). Eleanor and my mother had a close relationship, sharing interests as they did (knitting, a love of music). After my mom passed, Eleanor and I met regularly in Summit to have dinner and reminisce about our love of teaching and family memories. Eleanor lives on in the...

Eleanor is forever one of my favorite and we had a beautiful journey together. She was the most kindest soul ever. It was so easy to cared for her. She never stressed me out no matter which day it was and I will miss her very much. May her soul rest peacefully in heaven. Missed you deeply