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6 Entries
Eddy Troxler
September 6, 2008
Henry and Karen and family,
Very sorry to hear of your loss. I know how much her pain caused you sorrow and grief, But, God will never give us more than we can bear, and is with you through every step in your life. If there is anything we can do for you, feel free to contact us anytime. Eddy and Mary Ann Troxler, 978-343-7446
Cheryl Soriano
September 2, 2008
To all of her family, son, daughters and grandchildren. You were so lucky to have such a loving person in your life. She had so much unconditional love for her family and wonderful family values. I know that she will be missed. I will always remember her wonderful smile and kindness.
Judy Mulledy
September 2, 2008
Kathryn (and the McLaughlin Family),
I was so sad to read this notice in the paper. Your mother and mine went to high school together and then we grew up together, spending many days in eachother's lives and homes. I also played volleyball with your mother for a couple of years as well and got to know her spirit as a strong, active woman. My thoughts are with you and I am saddened by this news.
Cynthia Fordham
September 2, 2008
Eleanor's camraderie, smile and gentle humor will be what I miss most while she played volleyball, or visited, as she did these past few years. She was a fun teammate, and had a great serve!
Gail Long
September 1, 2008
Dear Eleanor,
The EWVBL will never be the same without you cheering us on....dancing the nite away at the year end banquet... I will never forget our many years of playing volleyball together or your wonderful spirit, laughter and love of the game.
Carolyn Lightburn
August 31, 2008
Eleanor:
You were a terrific inspiration for Everett women by being President of the Everett Women's Volleyball League. We will miss you terribly.
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