Eleanor was the daughter of Michael Faff, a moulder from the Austro-Hungarian empire, and his wife Catherine Leonhart Faff. She lived in Linden, Union Co., New Jersey as a child, then moved to the Bronx, New York. She was in customer relations and was a banking trust officer.
She married Norman Cosover in the 1930s. They resided in Canaan, Columbia Co., New York in retirement. She was a treasurer of the Canaan Historical Society.
Eleanor was the mother of a daughter. She was a gracious and hospitable woman.
Many thanks to Eileen Sarajak, who so thoughtfully found and photographed Eleanor's gravestone, and to Joann Worthington, who so kindly sponsored this memorial.
She married Norman Cosover in the 1930s. They resided in Canaan, Columbia Co., New York in retirement. She was a treasurer of the Canaan Historical Society.
Eleanor was the mother of a daughter. She was a gracious and hospitable woman.
Many thanks to Eileen Sarajak, who so thoughtfully found and photographed Eleanor's gravestone, and to Joann Worthington, who so kindly sponsored this memorial.
Eleanor was the daughter of Michael Faff, a moulder from the Austro-Hungarian empire, and his wife Catherine Leonhart Faff. She lived in Linden, Union Co., New Jersey as a child, then moved to the Bronx, New York. She was in customer relations and was a banking trust officer.
She married Norman Cosover in the 1930s. They resided in Canaan, Columbia Co., New York in retirement. She was a treasurer of the Canaan Historical Society.
Eleanor was the mother of a daughter. She was a gracious and hospitable woman.
Many thanks to Eileen Sarajak, who so thoughtfully found and photographed Eleanor's gravestone, and to Joann Worthington, who so kindly sponsored this memorial.
She married Norman Cosover in the 1930s. They resided in Canaan, Columbia Co., New York in retirement. She was a treasurer of the Canaan Historical Society.
Eleanor was the mother of a daughter. She was a gracious and hospitable woman.
Many thanks to Eileen Sarajak, who so thoughtfully found and photographed Eleanor's gravestone, and to Joann Worthington, who so kindly sponsored this memorial.
