Eleanor L. Davis
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BENNINGTON- Eleanor L. Davis, 89, a lifelong resident of Wilmington, passed away peacefully on May 10, at the Village at Fillmore Pond. Mrs. Davis was born in Wilmington on June 30, 1919, the daughter of Harry and Bertha (Adams) Cutting. She received her education from Wilmington schools, graduating from Wilmington High School, class of 1937.

Mrs. Davis worked for many years as a dental assistant for Dr. Hay and Dr. Haught and then did bookkeeping for her husband’s business, Philip Davis and Son, for many years. She was a member of and very active in the Wilmington Congregational Church.

Mrs. Davis was a member of the Wilmington Historical Society and one of the last members of the Higley Hill Homemakers. She enjoyed golf, walking, and flowers. In her earlier years she liked to travel and square dance. She enjoyed working on crossword puzzles and cherished times spent with her family.

Mrs. Davis is survived by her son, Alan Davis and his wife Lynn, of Wilmington; her daughter, Ann Stone and her husband Robert, of Wilmington and Florida; her grandchildren, Jeffrey and Duane Stone and Kimberly Laird; and her great-grandchildren, Daniel, Annika, and Ava Stone.

She was preceded in death by her husband Philip Davis, on September 5, 2001. They were married in Wilmington on August 20, 1944. She was also preceded in death by her grandson Eric Davis, in 2003, and by her sister Marguerite Evans.

A celebration of the life of Mrs. Davis will be held Friday, May 15, at 1 pm, at the Wilmington Congregational Church. Interment will follow in the family lot in Cutting Intervale Cemetery in Wilmington. There are no visiting hours. If friends desire memorial gifts may be made to the Guy Hawkins Cancer Fund or to the Wilmington Congregational Church c/o Covey & Allen Funeral Home, P.O. Box 215, Wilmington, VT 05363. To send the family e-mail condolences visit www.sheafuneralhomes.com.
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Tom Clancy
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May 29, 2009
During the 25 years that I lived in the Mt. Snow area I remember seeing Elenore mowing the grass on her riding mower at their house on route 100. I often thought that she probably really liked doing it and no doubt Phil didn't after a long day of moving buildings and truck

driving. It's funny the memories that stick with you all your life.

Tom Clancy

Breckenridge Colorado
Casey Leblanc
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May 14, 2009
I remeber her sitting in the CLR before she went to Village at Fillmore Pond. One day i was in there and she asked me to read to her.I picked up her book and i started to read. You could not believe the smile on her face. She was just happy. I stopped reading and she told me that I could come by anytime and read to her. Somedays I would go in there and in the desk right next to her bed there was a bag of the orange cream savers. She would let me have one and she would tell me a story.Then when she went to the Village at Fillmore Pond I would go and see her and she would light up. I will always miss her.

Casey Leblanc