I have have the pleasure to work with Eleanor for the past several.  She always had a smile and a good word.  She seemed to enjoy life up to her last day and I will keep her in my heart forever

It was my privilege and joyful pleasure to work with Eleanor on many wonderful projects at Northwest Hospital. We had so many laughs and accomplished much good for the hospital and our community as she served so diligently. I appreciated Eleanor's direct style and unusual drive. She was a courageous leader. Every time Eleanor introduced me she laughed about the first time she met with me when I was the new Foundation Executive Director, and I asked her for money. I think that we bonded at that moment because she knew how to ask for the order. Eleanor played it straight. She would rather raise money at a cocktail party aboard a cruise ship than sit at a table selling cookies. We will not be able to replace Eleanor. I will miss the sparkle in her eye and the hint of a smile as she put "the squeeze" on for what she wanted to get to help others.

I was sorry to hear of Eleanor's passing.  She has left a positive legacy of energy, passion and community at Northwest Hospital with her long standing support and volunteer work.  She will be missed, but her spirit will live on in the great contributions she has made.

Bev:

I am so sorry to read of your mother's passing today.  If the service would have been a little later in the day on Friday, I would have been able to attend, however I don't get off work until 12:00 on Friday.  I reflect back today on the good times we had in past years, oh so many years ago, and good times that our folks had many years after.  My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family today.

Bev and Bob,
It's been so many years, but the wonderful memories have not faded.
Those old Jobs Daughter and Demolay days were very special times.  Mom and I remember with great fondness the trips to Crystal Mountain, the pancake breakfasts, the warm comraderie of families united.  Our deepest sympathy in the loss of your Mother.  She will always be remembered as a warm and caring person who gave so much of herself to those around her.
Our Love,
Mary and Mitzi

We lost a very dear friend and have many wonderful memories.  Wish we could be at the services today instead of in Houston.  Our love to Bev, Dick, Bob, Nick and Chris.  We will keep you in our thoughts. Margaret & Evelyn

First memorial did not seem to record.  We want to say she was one great gal.  She will be missed for her smile, humor, kindness, and many, many other reasons.  She passed the way we all pray to go, so God was good to her.
Much love

Eleanor's many contributions and leadership will be greatly missed by all of us at Northwest Hospital and Medical Center.  She was a role model for all of us.

Bev.  My sister Denise saw this.  Told me.  Sorry to hear about your mother, and for that matter, your father.  Lost track of you and your brother about 30-35 years ago.  Get back with me when you can.

Walt Russell
Green Lake DeMolay
425 788-4687
wrussell@airpermits.com

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Eleanor T. Bunner

December 31, 1969 – December 31, 1969

Evergreen Washelli Funeral Home & Cemetery

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