I remember seeing Ms Kilgore in the office over the past few years in her wheelchair. Her body was deformed with her terrible arthritis and she was always in pain I suppose, but she never complained. She was always upbeat and had a quick mind a great sense of humor. She had a lot of courage and was an inspiration to me. I will always remember her.

To the Kilgore Family,

We express our deepest condolences to the Family. My brothers and I have so many fond memories of Miss Eleanor. The many meals that we shared at her table when our dad was the pastor at Bethel. It was because of Miss Eleanor that my mother learned to bake those delicious yeast rolls. My brothers, Collin, Jr. and Gregory and I will always remember your mother. We pray that God will keep you through these hours of sadness remembering that one day we will all see our loved ones again. "Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning!" God bless each of you.

My prayers and thoughts are with upon hearing on hearing of Ms. Eleanor's passing. I can remember her smile and beautiful personaility as I grew up in Brevard. It is my prayer and belief that God's grace and mercy will be sufficient to carry each of you through and beyond this period of bereavement.

A person with a radiant smile,one who was a friend to me .One who taught me that you can succeed with God in your life. One who taught me the value of love for yourself and others. She was instrumental in helping me with the decision of what I wanted to do....that was providing quality care to children.This I did as a teacher for 45 years.
Thank you Pam, Sonya, Robert and Tommy for sharing your Mom with me. "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord" She is with the Lord now! Hallelujah !So sorry that I cannot attend the service but I rejoice with you as you celebrate your Mom's Homegoing Celebration!Weep if you must, but joy will come as you remember how many blessings God allowed her to bring to you and others.
Love and prayers always,
Alice and Paul