Eleanor Willa Cook McCauley

Dear Larry & Libby and family,
So sorry for the loss of your Mom. We have so many memories of your Mom and Dad at the Methow and fishing at Pillar Point. What fun we had. Eleanor was such a gracious hostess and a wonderful Lady. Our thoughts and Prayers are with you.

Our deepest sympathy to the McCauley family. While it has been many years since I've seen Eleanor, I've never forgotten her. There was a period of time when we attended Husky games together, and a special time when we attended the Rosebowl in Pasadena...1981 I believe. Plus other get-togethers over the years. Eleanor was just the nicest and fun person to be around. I'm sure she will be dearly missed by her family and many friends.

Sincerely,

My deepest sympathy to the McCauley family. It has been a few years since I have had contact, but I especially remember the 70's when I was part of the King-McCauley Home business enterprise. What fun we had with Mac, Eleanor, Larry and Libby. Eleanor and I did alot of laughing back then and partying. I especially remember a trip to Reno over New Years, all of us dressing to the nine's and going to the Elks, everyone partying the next day as we watched the Rosebowl. I will always...

My deepest sympathy to Eleanor's children & their families.
It's been many years since I have had contact, however, I have never forgotten Clarence & Eleanor. They were very thoughtful people. They made society better. May they rest in peace.

Our condolence to the McCauley family.
While we did not know Eleanor personally, in 1968 she and Clarence helped my folks purchase one of the first homes in Totem Park when the bank wouldn't finance the purchase for my folks. Wonderful people the McCualey's are.

God Bless