Condolences
My sympathy to her family..she was my neighbor since 1966 when as newlyweds we moved to Glenmore Rd in Ardmore Estates. I beautiful and gracious lady.
Vernie, Tiffany and Morgan,
I was so sorry to hear about your mother and grandmother's death. Eleanor was so special to me. On many occasions she would say "I could have been your mother." I wish she was! She was kind, and open to new ideas. Her thoughts and views were far beyond her time. How many women her age spent years in nursing!
When I was with her when Ed died, I always wondered how she would go on because of the deep love she had for him. But she put one foot in front of the other and continued to live her life in spite of her loss and grief. I can still hear her say, "OHHH Ed!" She gave of herself in so many ways--- helping others, serving her church and her God.
And she LOVED you all! She was always telling me something you were doing--- whether it was Vernie's plays, or Morgan and Tiffany--your marriages, her great granddaughter, your jobs..... She was so proud of all of you and loved bragging about you all.
While I am so sorry for your loss, Eleanor is now rejoicing and celebrating with Ed.
Eleanor 'fought the good fight. She has finished the race. She has kept the faith. From now on there is reserved for her a crown of righteousness."
I was honored to have known Eleanor and inspired by her strength, courage and strength as well as her support and love for me.
You all are in my prayers.
Cindy
My Dear Eleanor Family,
God has picked its beautiful flower. And I pray that your family will find comfort and peace.
Peace and Blessings
Nancy
Eleanor Hargis was my “American Grandmother”. I stayed with her daughter, son in law and grand daughters for a year as an exchange student in 92/93 (Mentor, OH), during that year we drove many times to her house in Freehold and spend wonderful family time with Eleanor and her husband.
I continued to visit them in the years afterwards, but haven’t seen her for quite some years. In 2007, when my first daughter was born, we received a “traditional” knitted wool blanket from her, which we still value highly as a family present.
Eleanor will always be in my memory as the kindest person I have ever met and I really like the thought that she is now back together with her big love!! Thanks that I was able to be a small part of your great life.
Kindest regards
Your German Grandson
Kay