PHYLLIS CLUNN

I have very fond memories of Mrs. Clunn , my kindergarten teacher. I actually think about her often. She would fuss at my brother and I . I did my school work to slow and my brother walked to slow. She would holler at him, " come on grandpa!" R I P Mrs. Clunn.

I was so sorry to hear of Eleanor's passing but know that she loved God and is now at home with Him. I've admired Eleanor since a child. I always wanted to be a loving & kind teacher, as she was. I think she is the main reason I went into the teaching profession. My thoughts and prayers go out to Mae and the rest of Eleanor's family.

Miss Clunn was my kindergarten teacher, as well as a good friend to our family, especially my mothet, Maggie Frazier. I'm sure they are embracing each other in Heaven.

Mae, my condolences to you and your family. What a lovely lady "Aunt Eleanor" was. You were so fortunate to have her in your life for this many years. May she rest in peace.

RIP Miss Clunn...my all-time favorite teacher and the lovely lady who instilled in me a life-long love of reading and learning. I will never forget her reassuring hug to a frightened 5-year old on the morning our class was told that President Kennedy was shot. "Everything's going to be alright", she told me. And she never forgot my name, whenever we met throughout the years. She was a treasure.

RIH Mrs Clunn. My kindergarten teacher at Broad Street Elementary School. Thank you again for all did for us.

Miss Clunn was my favorite teacher. She taught me to read which made such a wonderful difference in my life. After all of these years, I still remember her class with fond memories

Miss Clunn, as we knew her in kindergarten was one of the kindest people I ever met. She took this frightened little girl on the first day of school and gave me courage. I will always remember her fondly. She was an inspiration.