Obituary reads,
Eleanora E Findley Scott,
66 of Jamisonville rd. Butler
Passed away at 10:14 PM Thursday June 14 2001 At her residence.
Born April 16 1935 in Saxonburg, PA.
She was the daughter of
Oscar Cleveland and Bessie May Bigler Findley,
A graduate of Concorde high school, The class of 1955.
She worked for the family owned business, O. C. Findley mine posts company, in glade area of West Sunbury PA. When she was younger,
Eleanora owned and operated Eleanor's unique find that specialized and fine linens, she was a seamstress and enjoys restoring antique quilts.
She was a private hospice nurse, she was an activist for children born with handicaps, and Eleanora was also certified to preach the gospel on radio.
She retired from magnetics.
She was a horticulturist that specialized in irises and daylilies.
She was a genealogist and historian she was also an artist.
Eleanora loved telling the story of growing up on the farm.
Surviving children,
James L Scott JR
Wanda M Scott
Joseph P Scott
Bryan K Scott
Christopher R Scott
And four grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by two sons Richard and Robert, her parents, two sisters and for brothers.
Eleanora E Findley Scott,
66 of Jamisonville rd. Butler
Passed away at 10:14 PM Thursday June 14 2001 At her residence.
Born April 16 1935 in Saxonburg, PA.
She was the daughter of
Oscar Cleveland and Bessie May Bigler Findley,
A graduate of Concorde high school, The class of 1955.
She worked for the family owned business, O. C. Findley mine posts company, in glade area of West Sunbury PA. When she was younger,
Eleanora owned and operated Eleanor's unique find that specialized and fine linens, she was a seamstress and enjoys restoring antique quilts.
She was a private hospice nurse, she was an activist for children born with handicaps, and Eleanora was also certified to preach the gospel on radio.
She retired from magnetics.
She was a horticulturist that specialized in irises and daylilies.
She was a genealogist and historian she was also an artist.
Eleanora loved telling the story of growing up on the farm.
Surviving children,
James L Scott JR
Wanda M Scott
Joseph P Scott
Bryan K Scott
Christopher R Scott
And four grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by two sons Richard and Robert, her parents, two sisters and for brothers.
Obituary reads,
Eleanora E Findley Scott,
66 of Jamisonville rd. Butler
Passed away at 10:14 PM Thursday June 14 2001 At her residence.
Born April 16 1935 in Saxonburg, PA.
She was the daughter of
Oscar Cleveland and Bessie May Bigler Findley,
A graduate of Concorde high school, The class of 1955.
She worked for the family owned business, O. C. Findley mine posts company, in glade area of West Sunbury PA. When she was younger,
Eleanora owned and operated Eleanor's unique find that specialized and fine linens, she was a seamstress and enjoys restoring antique quilts.
She was a private hospice nurse, she was an activist for children born with handicaps, and Eleanora was also certified to preach the gospel on radio.
She retired from magnetics.
She was a horticulturist that specialized in irises and daylilies.
She was a genealogist and historian she was also an artist.
Eleanora loved telling the story of growing up on the farm.
Surviving children,
James L Scott JR
Wanda M Scott
Joseph P Scott
Bryan K Scott
Christopher R Scott
And four grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by two sons Richard and Robert, her parents, two sisters and for brothers.
Eleanora E Findley Scott,
66 of Jamisonville rd. Butler
Passed away at 10:14 PM Thursday June 14 2001 At her residence.
Born April 16 1935 in Saxonburg, PA.
She was the daughter of
Oscar Cleveland and Bessie May Bigler Findley,
A graduate of Concorde high school, The class of 1955.
She worked for the family owned business, O. C. Findley mine posts company, in glade area of West Sunbury PA. When she was younger,
Eleanora owned and operated Eleanor's unique find that specialized and fine linens, she was a seamstress and enjoys restoring antique quilts.
She was a private hospice nurse, she was an activist for children born with handicaps, and Eleanora was also certified to preach the gospel on radio.
She retired from magnetics.
She was a horticulturist that specialized in irises and daylilies.
She was a genealogist and historian she was also an artist.
Eleanora loved telling the story of growing up on the farm.
Surviving children,
James L Scott JR
Wanda M Scott
Joseph P Scott
Bryan K Scott
Christopher R Scott
And four grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by two sons Richard and Robert, her parents, two sisters and for brothers.
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