Obituary: Eleanor Lois Oliver (aka Lo-Lo) was born December 30, 1961 to the proud parents of Mary Elizabeth Harper, and Willie Lee Oliver in Akron, OH. Eleanor's education was through the Akron Public School System. Eleanor spent most of her employment years working as a cleaner for Kaiser Permanente, Dialysis Center of Akron, and SIA manufacturing. One thing I can say about Eleanor is she made working look good, showed what dedication was, but also instilled the mindset of grit and grind no matter what you find a way. Eleanor was the life of the party, love playing cards, video games, cracking jokes, and one helluva cook. I mean seriously I've never seen 1 person make a whole household literally find ways to stay awake until she came home from work waiting patiently to ask her to make a late night snack (crazy times). Eleanors heart was one of the purest, strongest, and joyous you would come across, she would give a lending hand rather she could help or couldn't help, but she also would put food in your stomach as well, whether you wanted it or not. Eleanor also had a fierce, stubborn, straight-forward, approach as well but mostly I feel that was just her way of over protecting what she believed in and what she loved. Eleanor loved to shop whether it was for food, clothes, QVC (lol), stoneberry, etc., it became a passion of hers rather she needed the stuff or not she got it because down the road she knew it would be useful at some point. Every other day she had a new gadget. Eleanor loved spending time with her two grandkids as she would always say they minez too and no one would argue. Eleanor loved loud music, and dancing, it was her core; it was a nice coping mechanism as things within her world seemed to become a little more dimmer as time continued to move on. There's a lot that can be said about Eleanor Lois Oliver, but I feel all she would want people to know is that she fought tooth and nail trying to overcome her ailments and change her lifestyle. She was never a quitter and she felt as if she could conquer all pain. I don't know where that insurmountable strength comes from within you but I can surely say after watching you fight I'm prepared for whatever the world brings. Love Always Never Goodbye!!

Eleanor is survived by son Romano D. Oliver (Massillon, OH), daughter Tequila N. Oliver (Asher, OK), brothers Leroy Oliver, Ronnie Oliver, and Mark Oliver all of (Akron, OH), nieces Mary Green (Aurora, CO) and Consuala Oliver (Thornton, CO), daughter-in-law Chantell Oliver (Massillon, OH), grandchildren Kaysen D. Oliver, and Ellie M. Oliver, both of (Massillon, OH), very close cousins Michele Nolen, Sandra Wyatt, Betty Hendon, Norma Oliver and Derek Gelispie.