Lenora Panaro

My condolences to Madame Panaro´s family. Her passion for teaching French was apparent in class. Those French classes were invaluable to me while I lived in France for 2 years.

Fond memories of Madam Panaro at Ewing High School. She was my french teacher. Class of 80

My condolences to the family. My mother Grazia Totaro worked for Lenora as a housekeeper and a companion. They were friendly and Lenora often was a guest at my mother's home where I had the pleasure to know her. My mother had a very special friendship with Lenora. They shared their life stories and had a mutual respect for each other. My mother will miss her dearly. RIP

Poised , elegant, funny, loyal, are not even the beginning of the list to describe her. She was in my family home regularly for an evening of card or game playing along with Eva, another elegant lady. We looked forward to their visits. Those two ladies were the first ever babysitters I left my infant daughter with for my first outing as a new mom. They had quite a time with the diapering detail and we laughed about that for years to come. When they were around they made everything better. I´m...

Miss Panaro was my high school French teacher. All these years later, I can still see her, so poised and so elegant, in front of our class. I went on to study French in college, marry a Frenchman, live in France, and become a French teacher, incorporating some of her lessons into mine. She absolutley changed the course of my life. May she rest in peace and may her memory always be a blessing to all those who loved her, I know that it will always be for me.

My thoughts and prayers are with Lenora's family. I still think about being a student in her Spanish class at Ewing High School in 1962.

Rest in Peace, Babe. Always a smile and reassuring comment.