Likewise teach the older
women…to teach what is good.
Titus 2:3
Every week she taught
children in Sunday School. On Tuesday mornings she visited prospective members.
In the summers she worked in Vacation Bible School.
Another reason Eloise is
memorable is the selfless way she served her family and friends. As a result
her husband, daughter, and grandchildren adored her. We all did.
Eloise died in an accident.
As usual she was going full steam. Leaving a hospital visit, she stepped off
the curb in front of a car and was killed
I don’t think Eloise ever
knew it, but she was my mentor. She trained me by her example. As older women
are told to do in Titus 2:3, she taught me …what is good.
She also taught me that we
are never too old to serve God. The ministries He gives us may change as our
physical abilities decline, but we don’t have to retire. Even if we don’t have
the energy of an Eloise, God has a job for us.
I think of Eloise often. She
left her imprint on my life, and I thank God that she did.
Father, may we be godly
examples to those who know us.
Carol
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