ELEANORE J. GRESKO

Auntie El is still remembered as a kind and loving soul. Her cooking and canning were the best! Wish we could go back to Justo Lane and the laughter.

Dear Carol, Don, Nadine, Jerry, and the extended family of Aunt Eleanore, my deepest condolences to all of you on the passing of your beloved mother. I recall many fond times spent with Grandpap Liptak, Aunt Eleanore, Uncle Ed, and all of you at family gatherings both on Justo Lane and at my parent's house. Back in the day, we shared many laughs and good times. I will cherish the memories of your mother's generosity and the delicious food she always offered when visiting, along with her...

Auntie El was the best! Her kindness and recipes will be remembered.

Dear Carol, Donny, Nadine and Jerry and families, so sorry to hear of your Mother's passing, but what a great life she led! How much fun did we all have on Theota Ave., and how much did we dance while your Father played his accordion? And did we eat?? Oh yes we did thanks to your Mom's good food ( and Julie's too!) May God Bless you all and grant you comfort during this time. Sincerely, Patty Sheets (Hlivak)

Our deepest sympathies to all on Aunt Eleanore's passing. She was not just one of the "good" ones -- she was undoubtedly one of the best! Aunt El was one of the kindest ladies we have ever known. Fried Chicken and apple pie will never be the same. We will greatly miss her. The Chandler Family

So very sorry to hear of your loss. I have thought of her and your family many times and all the good times on Theota. Marcia Murinas (Hlivak)

She was such a wonderful lady. So kind to everyone. She made the world's best fried chicken. Loved her. Pat Bodjiak (Joan Chandler's cousin)

So sad to hear about Eleanor. She was our second mother on Theota Ave. our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Dennis and Judy Klein