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Joseph and Maeta Emmons
September 6, 2005
Sad indeed to hear of Eleanor's passing. Our acquaintance goes back to 1969 on moving to the Springs (from Spokane yet) and starting at the Chapel of our Savior. Bob and Eleanor called on us immediately as a welcome. Connections kept occuring - I grew up in Kansas City and St. Luke's was our "family hospital." Have to add one more impressive accomplishment of Eleanor's not mentioned in the writeup: That was her stint as a Courier Nurse on the Rock Island Rocket streamliners and even still carried her ID card. I, too, had worked for the Rock Island as a surveyor. Through mutual friends, had kept in touch until her move to Spokane for family. Then news from Spokane through the same friends. We all know God will bless and keep.
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