Eloise McIntyre was born May 20th, 1932 to Mr. Lonnie McIntyre and Ms. Clayton Walker in a small town called Burgaw North Carolina. She was the youngest of nine brothers and sisters seven of whom have transitioned before her. She was a student of the Pender County School System of North Carolina. At the age of sixteen; Eloise and two of her older sisters (Mildred & Bertha) re-located to New York City where they began their new lives together. Eloise was the proud mother of three Children; Patricia, Ronald, and Ahilee who between them blessed her with six grandchildren, and three Great grandchildren.
Eloise found her first job at The Stuffed Shirts Company and remained at that company for a number of years. In fact she was so well loved by her bosses; her relationship remained very close with them even after she moved on. After leaving The Stuff Shirts Company she worked for Hospice and believe it or not ended up taking care of Mr. Gordon’s (The owner of the Stuffed Shirts Co.) mother and sister until their deaths. In 1980 she then began her job with Mr. Frank Perkins as a hostess at Frank’s Restaurant and Lounge in Brooklyn NY. Until she retired. Upon her retirement she relocated to Sun Valley, PA to be with her two remaining sisters. Shortly afterwards Eloise re-committed her life to Christ and joined The Good Shepherd Church for All People where she served until she was no longer able. Miss.Eloise as most referred to her, was a feisty woman who loved life, music, travelling, and a good Soap Opera! She enjoyed life to the fullest! She was also a hard worker; she believed no job to be too big or too small. Whatever sacrifices she had to make, she made to make sure her family had what they needed. Miss. Eloise left this earth. On Monday April 4th, 2016 she took the hand of Jesus and began her journey to the place He has prepared for her. Leaving behind her three children, Pat, Ronnie, Ahilee, her sister Annie Sharpton, six grand-children, Treneisa, Doneisha, Nick, Isaiah, Karon, Kayana, and three Great grand-children, numerous nieces and nephews and a host of others who adopted her over the years.

If tears could build a stairway, and memories a lane, I'd walk right up to heaven and bring you home again. (Author Unknown).

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