Eleanor and Tom were our next door neighbors for over 40 years. She was such a kind and caring soul. Alice and I were blessed with her living near us. In the summer, she would leave a cup of coffee on our patio with a little note which said "Good morning Robert." When we were both cutting our grass, I would get her and I a cream cycle to enjoy while working. She was instrumental in finding Dr. DiGioia at the Bone and Joint Center in Pittsburgh where I had both knees replaced. I remember the look on her face when she saw me walking without a limp. Such a wonderful smile she gave me. Over the years, Alice and I grew to care deeply for her. Rest in peace Eleanor. We will never forget you. Bob and Alice DeFrank

Mrs. Kins was like a 2nd mother to me. I played ball with her son Brian growing up and spent a ton of time at the Kindsvatter house. I appreciated everyone in the family and it meant the world how kind they were to me. She was truly a great person who I will always have the utmost respect for. Sincerest condolences.

I am sorry to hear Eleanor passed away. I knew her for a long time, exceptional nurse and friend. May God be with you and your family.

I had the great pleasure to work with Eleanor for many years. She was a kind, thoughtful and insightful nurse and human being teaching me many lessons along the way. You have my deepest condolences and I will remember you all in my prayers.