Eleanor Ackerman was born in Bakersfield, California and peacefully returned to the Almighty.
A long time resident of La Jolla she leaves behind her loving husband of 46 years, Charles, a son Joseph Jr., by her first husband Joseph W. Tarnowski, and a step daughter Amelia. She also leaves a beautiful daughter-in-law Joan, and her grandson Charles Joseph of whom she was most proud.
During World War II she proudly served our country as a Red Cross volunteer and worked building aircraft to support the war effort.
Eleanor was best known for her career as a successful La Jolla Real Estate and insurance broker. She enjoyed sketching, painting, world travel and the company of her many friends.
A 1972 graduate of San Diego State University, she received her B.A. degree in Social Service. Following this she earned an elementary teaching credential from United States International University and was a substitute teacher for several years.
Her ashes will be placed for eternal keepsake at El Camino Memorial Park in a private family ceremony.
Eleanor - Mom - Grandma our love for you is eternal, our loss immeasurable, we will miss you. Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on July 4, 2004
A long time resident of La Jolla she leaves behind her loving husband of 46 years, Charles, a son Joseph Jr., by her first husband Joseph W. Tarnowski, and a step daughter Amelia. She also leaves a beautiful daughter-in-law Joan, and her grandson Charles Joseph of whom she was most proud.
During World War II she proudly served our country as a Red Cross volunteer and worked building aircraft to support the war effort.
Eleanor was best known for her career as a successful La Jolla Real Estate and insurance broker. She enjoyed sketching, painting, world travel and the company of her many friends.
A 1972 graduate of San Diego State University, she received her B.A. degree in Social Service. Following this she earned an elementary teaching credential from United States International University and was a substitute teacher for several years.
Her ashes will be placed for eternal keepsake at El Camino Memorial Park in a private family ceremony.
Eleanor - Mom - Grandma our love for you is eternal, our loss immeasurable, we will miss you. Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on July 4, 2004
Eleanor Ackerman was born in Bakersfield, California and peacefully returned to the Almighty.
A long time resident of La Jolla she leaves behind her loving husband of 46 years, Charles, a son Joseph Jr., by her first husband Joseph W. Tarnowski, and a step daughter Amelia. She also leaves a beautiful daughter-in-law Joan, and her grandson Charles Joseph of whom she was most proud.
During World War II she proudly served our country as a Red Cross volunteer and worked building aircraft to support the war effort.
Eleanor was best known for her career as a successful La Jolla Real Estate and insurance broker. She enjoyed sketching, painting, world travel and the company of her many friends.
A 1972 graduate of San Diego State University, she received her B.A. degree in Social Service. Following this she earned an elementary teaching credential from United States International University and was a substitute teacher for several years.
Her ashes will be placed for eternal keepsake at El Camino Memorial Park in a private family ceremony.
Eleanor - Mom - Grandma our love for you is eternal, our loss immeasurable, we will miss you. Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on July 4, 2004
A long time resident of La Jolla she leaves behind her loving husband of 46 years, Charles, a son Joseph Jr., by her first husband Joseph W. Tarnowski, and a step daughter Amelia. She also leaves a beautiful daughter-in-law Joan, and her grandson Charles Joseph of whom she was most proud.
During World War II she proudly served our country as a Red Cross volunteer and worked building aircraft to support the war effort.
Eleanor was best known for her career as a successful La Jolla Real Estate and insurance broker. She enjoyed sketching, painting, world travel and the company of her many friends.
A 1972 graduate of San Diego State University, she received her B.A. degree in Social Service. Following this she earned an elementary teaching credential from United States International University and was a substitute teacher for several years.
Her ashes will be placed for eternal keepsake at El Camino Memorial Park in a private family ceremony.
Eleanor - Mom - Grandma our love for you is eternal, our loss immeasurable, we will miss you. Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on July 4, 2004
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