Eleanor Jane Henry

Eleanor J. Henry, 86

North Lima: Private Services will be held on Wednesday, November 2, 2011 at Thompson Funeral Home, 4221 Market Street, Boardman for Eleanor Jane Henry, 86, formerly of Griselda Avenue who died Thursday afternoon, October 27, 2011 at Saint Elizabeth Boardman Health Center.

She was born August 24, 1925 in Campbell, Ohio, the daughter of the late Anthony and Anna (Sawdoski) Baltrus.

Eleanor and her late husband, Jeno were members of Ponderosa Park in Salem, enjoyed country music, camping and spending time in the great outdoors.

Her Husband, Eugene "Jeno" Henry who she married on August 24, 1944, died December 30, 2008.

Eleanor is survived by two daughters; Nancy Dingess of Austintown, and Janeen (William) Danks of Boardman and a grandson Robert Danks.

Besides her parents and husband, Eleanor was preceded in death by a grandson Brian Acevedo, a daughter Mary Teresa Henry, three brothers Johnny Baltrus, Tony Baltrus, and Walter "Shorty" Baltrus and two sisters Tillie Shipka and Julia Hennen

There are no calling hours.

"When the golden sun is sunken and your mind from trouble thinking will you sometimes think of me."

By Eleanor Henry

Eleanor J. Henry, 86

North Lima: Private Services will be held on Wednesday, November 2, 2011 at Thompson Funeral Home, 4221 Market Street, Boardman for Eleanor Jane Henry, 86, formerly of Griselda Avenue who died Thursday afternoon, October 27, 2011 at Saint Elizabeth Boardman Health Center.

She was born August 24, 1925 in Campbell, Ohio, the daughter of the late Anthony and Anna (Sawdoski) Baltrus.

Eleanor and her late husband, Jeno were members of Ponderosa Park in Salem, enjoyed country music, camping and spending time in the great outdoors.

Her Husband, Eugene "Jeno" Henry who she married on August 24, 1944, died December 30, 2008.

Eleanor is survived by two daughters; Nancy Dingess of Austintown, and Janeen (William) Danks of Boardman and a grandson Robert Danks.

Besides her parents and husband, Eleanor was preceded in death by a grandson Brian Acevedo, a daughter Mary Teresa Henry, three brothers Johnny Baltrus, Tony Baltrus, and Walter "Shorty" Baltrus and two sisters Tillie Shipka and Julia Hennen

There are no calling hours.

"When the golden sun is sunken and your mind from trouble thinking will you sometimes think of me."

By Eleanor Henry

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