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Eleanor May Glynn

Passed 07/28/2022

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Obituary For Eleanor May Glynn

Eleanor May Glynn ( Sister John Bosco) Age 98, passed away peacefully at Hospice Halifax on July 28, 2022.

In Eleanor's lifetime she served in the U.S.A Navy, she was a nun in the Sister's of Charity for 25 years. She also taught in many schools in the U.S.A. and Canada ending her teaching career at Saint Patrick's High School in Halifax.

Cremation has taken place, and by request no service. Donations may be made in memory of Eleanor to Hospice Halifax or hospicehalifax.ca

We are very grateful for the compassionate care given to Eleanor in her final days from all the wonderful staff.

"Death leaves a heartache no one can heal. Love leaves memories no one can steal."

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  • 12/10/2023

    She was my teacher at St. Agnes School, Halifax..1962-'65 Fr.S. LeBlanc.S.J. Martyrs' Shrine, Midland, ON. L4R 4K6

  • 11/06/2022

    Eleanor Glynn was my practicum supervising teacher when in 1973 I practice taught English Literature at St.Pat's High School. She was all the things that have been said here and more, and I was so fortunate to have known her and had her help me along the way. We always finished the week at Hogie's on Friday after school with some cold and delicious Kickaboo Joy Juice, a nice meal and a good chat with lots of laughs. Rest in peace my friend and May God Love You as much as your students and friends did. Sincerely, G Franklyn Hiscock.

  • 08/05/2022

    So sorry for this loss. She was an outstanding English teacher. I credit her for teaching me to write a proper essay and for having Macbeth's soliloquy etched in my memory for the rest of time. She was also a lively character and lovely person as I recall 🙂

  • 08/03/2022

    Miss Glynn. you were my High school English teacher. I love Shakespeare thanks to you. We studied several of his works during that year. Thank you so very much for a wonderful education.

  • 08/03/2022

    I remember Miss Glynn very well!She was a wonderful English teacher and a beautiful lady inside and out! She was a bright light! I will remember her always! Aug 3rd 2022 Alex Quinn

  • 08/02/2022

    Sister John Bosco was my Grade 8 English teacher in 1958. She was good-natured, spirited and inspiring. She was a serious teacher and a real breath of fresh air. She did her best to encourage us. AND she could sing. EVERYONE admired her for her wonderful voice. Rest in peace, Miss Glynn, and may " flights of angels sing thee to thy rest. " -Michael Doherty

  • 08/01/2022

    I knew her first as Sister John Bosco, who was one of the best teachers I ever had and many years later ran into her as Eleanor Glynn. She made a lasting impression on everyone who ever met her and I was greatly influenced by her example as a strong independent and intelligent woman.

  • 07/31/2022

    FYI years after graduating from St. Pat's I was at a bar in the Hotel Nova Scotian and saw her there on a date. She and I had a dance. She sent me on a path for a rewarding career and for that I am eternally grateful. RIP in the heather on the hill...

  • 07/30/2022

    Eleanor contributed so much to the students of SPHS through her contributions to the annual musicals as well as her classroom teachings. She was a bright light and inspiration to the entire school. I feel privileged to have known her, to have taught with her and call her a friend. - Joe McSweeney

  • 07/30/2022

    Love and Light to You Eleanor. You've touched many lives over your years. Lorey Brown

  • 07/29/2022

    Miss Glynn is the one teacher I gave such vivid memories of. I loved her English class. Learned so much from her. I'm sad to hear of her passing. Cathy Carr.

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