Birth date: Mar 29, 1931 Death date: Nov 28, 2006
Eleanor was born on a Sunday afternoon, March 29, 1931, to Theresa Louise Hagedorn Franks and Roy Franks in Shreveport, Louisiana. She died November 28, 2006. Eleanor was a graduate of C. E. Byrd High School and Louisiana Tech Uni Read Obituary
I WAS SAD TO HEAR OF MRS. DAMEWOOD'S PASSING. I WAS A STUDENT HELPER IN THE LIBRARY @ MAC IN 1985. SHE WAS ALWAYS SUCH A SWEET PERSON & I REMEMBER HER WELL. SHE WAS A PETITE LADY WHO LOVED TO KEEP US BUSEY.I LEARNED TO FILE BOOKS VERY QUICKLY & STILL MANAGE TO SPEND TIME IN A LIBRARY AS WELL AS READ ALOT. AGAIN MY PRAYERS ARE W/ YOUR FAMILY
MARY##imported-begin##mary gomez-gonzales##imported-end##
I graduated from MacArthur in 1981. I remember Mrs. Damewood as a very, sweet lady who know exactly where to find any information in the Mac library. I believe she retired prior to the old campus being torn down. It was the end of an era. Now I have found out she passed away last year. I live in Florida now so I guess I have missed a lot of the old news. God bless Mrs. Damewood, you will be remembered!##imported-begin##Laura ARAIZA McGowan##imported-end##
I graduated from MacArthur in 1981. I remember Mrs. Damewood as a very, sweet lady who know exactly where to find any information in the Mac library. I believe she retired prior to the old campus being torn down. It was the end of an era. Now I have found out she passed away last year. I live in Florida now so I guess I have missed a lot of the old news. God bless Mrs. Damewood, you will be remembered!##imported-begin##Laura McGowan##imported-end##
Dear Logan, I am so sorry to hear about Eleanor. She was a wonderful, funny person, and a damn good librarian. She will be missed but remembered fondly.
Debby Long-Shirley##imported-begin##Deborah Long-Shirley##imported-end##
I was class of 1983 and remember Mrs Damewood as always being kind and helpful. It's hard to believe 20 plus years have past. To her family, I am sorry for your loss.##imported-begin##Ginny Clegg Lindzey##imported-end##
I send my deepest sympathy and sincere condolences. May loving memories sustain you in this time of sadness.##imported-begin##Linda Hunter##imported-end##
Eleanor was a dear, gentle, and passionate lady, and a great friend. My prayers and my deep sorrow will be shared with you today. She will be missed, but never forgotten, by so many lives whom she touched. We had so many good years together at MacArthur...much like a "Camelot" time with all of us working toward a common goal of teaching and loving those young people. Eleanor made it fun, as well as challenging, to come to the library; her love of books, reading, and kids was remarkable. A Quiet Prophet in an often Wilderness time and place. Love to you, Nancy+##imported-begin##Nancy Coon##imported-end##
Eleanor was a lady in every sense of the word. When I returned to MAC in 1991, it was Eleanor's warm smile that first welcomed me. She was a generous friend to her peers and her students. She will be missed by all who walked this path with her.##imported-begin##Phyllis Hayes##imported-end##
Was a fine lady, will miss her. Park##imported-begin##Park W. Lawrence##imported-end##
What a gentle soul Eleanor was. Forever calm and gracious. I spent a lot of time in the library with students doing projects and it was always such a pleasure to be in "Eleanor's Library" at Mac. She was kind and friendly. I loved to visit with her and her staff. Logan, you were lucky to have loved her and been loved by her!!!
My thoughts are with you.##imported-begin##Mary El-Beheri##imported-end##
