I will always remember Eileen's smile. Since we both had the same name, I always felt close to her. When Aunt Della would have me down for a little holiday, as a child, and I'd sleep in her delightful attic, Eileen would have me over to her house for lunch. Three years ago when I was going through Cancer treatment, Eileen called me and talked for a very long time. I remember wonderful summers at Six Oaks cottage and boat rides down to Aunt Beth's cottage around the bend, She brought her boys to a hockey tournament in Georgetown, years ago and I babysat Bruce, I think or maybe Paul, which ever one is 51 now and Eileen had to go to the hospital with a broken foot and I also believe she broke her ankle at my wedding 53 years ago. She will be sadly missed by so many. Particularly, the "Ott Girls".