Mary Eleanor Bailey

Birth date: Dec 9, 1934 Death date: Dec 5, 2014

Business and Community leader Mary Eleanor Bailey (Eleanor) died on December 5. Born in Spokane, Washington on December 9, 1934 to Mary and John Robertson, Eleanor grew up with her brother Shelley on a 4,000 acre cattle and wheat Read Obituary

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Gretchen Weiss

89w ago

Eleanor was my god mother. She welcomed my family with open arms and love I have never forgotten. Debbie was our babysitter and as beautiful and sweet as her Mom. Bill and David were always happy and nice to my brothers and I which meant a lot to us growing up. I’ve thought a lot about their sweet family and hope they are well. I cherish the little rose ring Eleanor gave me for my confirmation that sits in jewelry box. I hope she knew how special she was and still is in my life. A beautiful and kind woman a lucky little girl like me still loves very much. Thank you Eleanor and family.

Peter Meeks

564w ago

I first met Mary and Stan Bailey (her former husband and lifelong friend) early in my CPA career when she was a Board member at San Francisco Federal Savings & Loan. Later in my career our paths crossed again at her beloved firm of Oto Bailey Fukumoto & Mishima. At each juncture throughout those years in client service situations, I not only learned of and felt Maryâ??s great love of the CPA Professional, but she shared insights in what it takes to work effectively with the various clients at both the project, management and board levels. These insights were of significant value to my career growth, and I will always carry wonderful memories of both Mary and Stanâ??s client service mentoring â??tips of the dayâ?. Mary had a good sense of humor as well. Mary will be greatly missed. But those who knew Mary will likewise have strong lasting memories to fill the void. Thanks so much Mary.Peter Meeks, December 15, 2014

Liana

564w ago

So sorry for your loss. Indicating a hope of a resurrection are Job's words: "O that in Sheol you would conceal me, . . .that you would set a time limit for me and remember me! If an able-bodied man dies, can he live again? . . . You will call, and I myself shall answer you. For the work of your hands you will have a yearning." (Job 14:13-15)

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