ERSKINE: Eleanor
Posted By On December 9, 2023 @ 12:00 AM In Goderich, Obituary | 15 Comments
It is with tremendous gratitude for a life well lived, but also with deep sorrow, that the family of Eleanor Erskine (Fuller) announce her passing on December 9, 2023 at the Alexandra Marine & General Hospital, Goderich.
Eleanor was the beloved wife of Bruce Erskine (2020) and loving mother of Peter (2011).
Eleanor was born to Harvey and Grace Fuller of Goderich Township, Ontario on May 19, 1931. She was raised with her brother Ron and two sisters Isabelle and Jean.
Eleanor is survived by her daughter, Mary Jane (Mark) Westbrook. Grand Daughters, Alexis and Nicole (Navid). Daughter in-law Elizabeth (Brent) Wilson and Grandson Patrick Erskine (Samantha). Treasured by her Great Grandchildren, Liam, Claudia, Isla Erskine and Wyatt Voutier. She is also remembered by her special nephew Bill and several other nieces and nephews.
Eleanor lived a wonderful life serving many community projects as well as being a cub leader and a Sunday School teacher for a number of years. Close to her heart was her volunteer work serving as a board member with Community Living Central Huron.
An avid bridge player receiving her certified director certificate 1984 and Life Master in 1994 in the American Contract Bridge League (ACBL). In lieu of flowers donations to Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich, Community Living Central Huron or charity of choice are gratefully acknowledged by the family. There will be no funeral home visitation. A private family service will be held at a later date, cremation has taken place.
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My deepest sympathy for the family of Eleanor. I have known her for many years always happy to see you with her loving caring ways.R I P.
It is with a heavy heart I send my condolences to Mary Jane, Mark, Liz and families upon hearing this sad news. Nell was a constant presence in my life growing up in Goderich. She definitely helped shape the woman I am today. So many fond memories of our families being together and sharing good times and many adventures.
Mary Jane and family, sending my sincere condolences to you and yours during the loss of your mom. I always enjoyed speaking to her anytime we would meet up. Cherish your memories and may she now rest in peace. Fondly remembered, Patti
My deepest condolences to Eleanor’s family! She was a wonderful lady to talk to every week when I would see her. Myself and Creative Cuts will miss her dearly.
My condolences to Eleanor’s family. She was such a wonderful person and a became a great friend over the past few years. She will be greatly missed.
Eleanor achieved a grand old age. She was always so nice and pleasant. Many years ago we lived in the same neighborhood.
Seldom do people of such diminutive stature have so many look up to them in all aspects of life. Eleanor gave Brian Reeve and I lessons in bridge in the 70’s, and lessons in life until her passing. She was an exceptional lady, and will be missed by all who knew her. Condolences to her family.
Back in 1965 or 66 we moved to Strang Court when our family briefly lived next door to the Erskine family.eleanor made our family cookies. She wad an amazing person. Sorry for your loss. Love and prayers to you all. Profit families
My condolences to Eleanor’s family. She was a very lovely lady.
Deb Shewfelt & Marilyn Jeffrey
Mary Jane, Mark, Alexis & Nicole,
We were so very sorry to hear of Eleanor’s passing. Please accept our deepest condolences and know that your are in our thoughts. Peter & Anne
Eleanor was always a very nice and pleasant person.
We used to live in the same neighborhood many years ago.
So sorry for your loss. Eleanor touched many lives. May you find peace in your special memories.
Stu & Pat Steenstra
Dear Eleanor’s family and friends – Eleanor and Bruce are remembered as a special part of our community.
With sympathy – Cecelia and Don Denomme
My sincere condolences to your family. Your Mom was an excellent hostess as well as your Dad. I’m sharing memories in the 70’s, welcoming a large group of employee’s, from at that time called Victoria and Grey now called Bank of Nova Scotia.
Great memories,
Beverley McLelland
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Whenever I had an occasion to casually meet Eleanor on the street, she was so positive, with a warm greeting and a beautiful smile. Her manner gave me the impression of genuine happiness and acceptance of whatever life brought her. You made a difference Eleanor,
Rest in Peace, Eleanor.