The following messages of condolence and symbols
have been added in memory of Eleanor.

Eleanor had such a gentle quiet spirit and beautiful smile, behind which was a keen mind and commitment to Jesus. It was special sharing fellowship and friendship with her and Ian over the past 10 years and seeing their prayerfulness and their devotion to one another. It was a privilege to know Eleanor and we know she'll be missed. It's good to think of her with Jesus, healed and whole. Praying especially for Ian and the family.

I was sorry to hear about Eleanor. I met her through the GSV and she was a great inspiration. She will be missed.

Heartfelt sympathy for the loss of Eleanor, a lady with true empathy for others at the GSV.

Our deepest and sincere condolences to Ian and family. May the serenity and comfort of the Lord be with you all during your time of mourning. We thank God for Eleanor -a life well lived in His service.

Dear Ian,
We are sorry for your loss. It was always a joy to see Eleanor together with you whenever we rehearsed for morning services. Looking forward to the day when we will see her again in the presence of our Lord and Saviour!
With love,
Jack and Olivia

Dear Ian
Dear family Pugsley
We are very sorry to hear that Eleanor has passed away. We were living next door to Ian and Eleanor in the early nineties and enjoyed the lovely neighbourhood.
Our deepest condolences from Switzerland
Helmut and Monique

I am sorry to hear of Eleanor passing I first met Eleanor at the G S V
she was a great help to me when I first started my family history
research.
Thank You Eleanor.

With condolences to Pusgsley Ian on the demise of his beloved wife Eleanor.

In loving memory of Eleanor

Hi Ian,
I will dearly miss sister Eleanor. I know she rejoicing in heaven with her beaming smile. I am praying with you as you transitioning through this time. Love you brother Ian.
Always
Konrad