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Wednesday, March 28, 2018
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Chitti Babu Maddirala posted a condolence
Friday, April 1, 2016
I had an opportunity to work with Eleanor back in Akividu ,India. She was working as a Nursing superintendent for Star of Hope Hospital .She was loving ,caring ,very compassionate.She did great work as a missionary both in hospital and in Hope Baptist church.She was the first lady to introduce Sunday school, Mothers day and CE in Hope Baptist Church. She trained Sunday school teachers Deevenamma and Bharathamatha.She sponsored lot of poor kids for their education. She gave names to lot of newborn babies and one of them is my brothers daughter ,she named her Lilly. My brother Sam Maddirala and my father Late/ Surya Prakash Rao Maddirala also worked with her in those days . She was a role model ,lot of people gave name to their kids as Stark and Eleanor and named their new built houses as Stark Home. Hospital Staff worked with Eleanor's were Late Dr.Janaki ,Mr.Daniel, Late Mr .Peter Late,Mr.Devasahayam ,Late Suvarnaraju,Late Prasanna ,Late Lakshmudu ,Late pastor EM.Jacob,Late Saudamani,Late Nakka Ruth, and Alice. On behalf of my family and all Canadian Baptist Hospitals (India ) and Star of Hope Hospital ,our prayers and deep condolences to Eleanor's family and friends.
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EJ Hook posted a condolence
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
I had the pleasure of working with Eleanor on the board of NeighborAid and also as a fellow volunteer. She was always a joy to work with and extremely good at soothing irate clients on the phone but she would also stand her ground when necessary. My thoughts are with her family.
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Vijay Roosevelt Nakka posted a condolence
Friday, March 25, 2016
Our deepest condolences to the family. I was born in Akividu where Ms. Stark was the nursing superintendent at Star of Hope Hospital. She gave me my first job and I will never forget the values she taught me. She instilled in me the dignity of labour, service to my fellow men and loving God and serving Him. My mother Ruth Abraham Nakka, staff nurse, worked with Ms. Stark and retired after approximately 40 years of service. We were very blessed to have Ms. Stark in our village as a missionary, preaching the gospel by word and deed. May she rest in peace till the Lord returns, and hear Him say " well done my child." The Nakka family is ever grateful for her sacrifice and dedication.
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Sandra Ricketts posted a condolence
Friday, March 25, 2016
Dear Family of Eleanor Stark, it was my privilege and joy to live with Eleanor in Akividu, India, for 3 1/2 years. We had such happy days together, with Eleanor ministering as a nurse in our mission hospital, while I worked with the Bible Women and area churches. Eleanor had a special love for children, so in her time off nursing administration, she taught the local children songs and Scriptures and loved them very much. As you know, she had a great sense of humour, which I enjoyed. I remember also our Sunday afternoon walks by the canal with dear Dr. Janaki, and our 3 dogs! And of course, we strengthened each other through various difficult times Then back in Canada, we have enjoyed holidays together in Vancouver, Camrose, around Alberta and Ontario, and Toronto. I thank God for Eleanor's deep faith and her faithfulness to our Lord Jesus, and for her friendship over the years. And I want to express my loving sympathy to you all, and special thanks to Vi and Dwane for their loving care for Eleanor in these last years. In Resurrection Hope, Sandra Ricketts
