Death date: Feb 1, 2013
Eleanor D. Faulhaber Eleanor D. Faulhaber, of Palm Coast, FL was born on August 4, 1935 in Philadelphia, PA to the late George J. and Illona (Ella) Kolsun nee Nemitz. She passed away on January 29, 2013 at the Stuart F. Meyer Hosp Read Obituary
This has taken me some time to write because I still don't believe you are gone Eleanor.
Miss our long phone conversations on Sat. morning after our favorite show.
I will never forget the long talks we had & sometimes about nothing.
We miss you so much & may your rest in peace
Love always
My thoughts are with Eleanor's family during this sad time. Eleanor and I were art classmates for several years and she was so endearing with her kindness and her sweet personality. She took such pleasure in painting the invitation for her birthday party and we had many discussions about her piano lessons. She was so talented but so modest about her accomplishments. We will miss her quiet, forceful impact on our circle of friends.
It was a pleasure and a privilege being in art class with Eleanor. Her willingness to keep moving, keep trying, always help , to share her art with us and make such lovely things was inspiring. She was a truly nice woman and I know we'll all miss her and think of her fondly often. My sincerest sympathy to her family, thank you for sharing Eleanor with us.
My dear little Eleanor, I--WE were devastated when you fell ill,Isent aBonVoyage wish to you,not realizing you were not going that way but instead going with God.I believe your journey is peaceful, until we meet again , know that we have all loved you , and will miss you KATE SOEHNER
Eleanor and I shared a painting class led by Peter Cereta. It was a fun class with lots of painting, chatting, laughing and appraising each other's work. Eleanor was just the sweetest woman and her art was really quite good. She often spoke of her family. I will miss her sweet presence and remember her with great fondness. Sweet dreams my friend.
it was a pleasure being in the art class with eleanor. she will be missed...
Eleanor will truly be missed by myself and many who grew to know and love her. A gentle soul, patient and caring. We were able to share joy and hurts, giggle and cry as "sisters" of spirit in the world of "artsy" souls.
Rest in peace my dear friend, see you in the next chapter of life. I know the you are painting the angels and bliss of heaven!
