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Eleanor Lavenia Beaton Ward
November 11th, 1936 - March 27th, 2020
November 11th, 1936 - March 27th, 2020
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Joan Goodfellow
Hi Ian and Beth - I am sorry we were not able to attend in person, however, we are so pleased we were able to view this service from a distance. Aunt Eleanor was one of a kind!! We all share so many super memories of this extraordinary woman. Robbie and Erin also have many fantastic memories of her trips to Athens. Our granddaughter Mya also remembers Aunt Eleanor even though she wasn't very old the last time she came down to see us. We share in your loss but she is no longer suffering. We have nothing but great memories both in Athens and Wingham. Thinking of all of you and thank you again for sharing.
Maureen Lisle

Eleanor and Mo
Donna Krucik
We were classmates at Covenant College,1963-1965. Many years later we picked up our friendship at the Shakespeare Festival;hosting me in her lovely home, we travelled Wingham area to see the special sites she loved so much including the park as of today's service. Eleanore with your sparking eyes - a special friend. Peace be with you and yours. Lovingly, Donna Griffiths Krucik
Chris And Heather Moote

While we never had the pleasure of meeting your mom we feel like we know her as we are living in her old house and many people have told us stories of the incredible lady she was. Hearing the stories of her at the service sure made us realize why our home has such a wonderful feel to it. This rose, which must have been planted by your mom, blossomed in the middle of our renovations...it was perfect and a sign we needed to treat the home with care which we will. Deepest sympathy on your loss.
Maureen Lisle

Photos from Pioneer 1997: Maureen and Eleanor; Marlene Pettit with Eleanor in canoe
Kim Ward

Another Ward Xmas. In the top left corner you can see an example of the colorful quilts Aunt Eleanor gifted us over the years. My favorite cozy blanket. Ruth Bader Ginsburg would approve of her crocheted collar. Ian is just happy not to be opening another sweater. The ministers mention of the author Max Lucado reminds me of all the great book recommendations she passed on when I was raising my children.
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