Eleanor Howard Law

I met Eleanor when she moved to AZ and came into the library. I enjoyed getting to know her through the books I'd help her pick out but she also expressed an interest in volunteering, so she became my craft volunteer: assisting myself & other staff when we put on craft events for our patrons. She quickly became a library & patron favorite! Always smiling & offering a cheerful welcome, learning the craft for the day, in advance, so she could help the other patrons who might not be catching on...

Eleanor was such an extraordinarily nice lady. I loved talking to her. I missed her when she left Colorado Springs to be with her family,

To know this lady was to love her... As a PEO sister, she epitomized what the organization was all about. I will certainly miss her... Judy Roskens, a PEO EO sister

In a persons, life they will know and meet a few really, kind , wonderful people, Elenor was one of those people, RIP

I am blessed to have been a close friend to Eleanor. I will truly miss her.

Eleanor was a dear friend and fellow member of Assistance League. I talked her into keeping her membership when she moved to Phoenix, so she could continue to serve on the Finance Committee. She had an incredible brain! I will miss her!

Eleanor was a joy to know. I enjoyed her sense of humor and kindness. She will be missed by all of her P.E.O. sisters. It was an honor to know her.

In my eyes, Eleanor was the epitome of a P.E.O. member. I am grateful that the final years of her 70 as a member of a P.E.O. member were spent being a Chapter EO sister alongside of me. She was a role model for us all as she demonstrated a willingness to serve and lead, as well as sincere loving concern for others. I am so glad to have known her and shared her good company.

Eleanor was such an inspiration and a treasure to our P.E.O. Chapter. She will be missed. May God be with your family and give you His peace.