Obituary of Eunice Lynn Hamilton-McTootle

Eunice Lynn Hamiltonn-McTootle was born on October 17, 1969, in East Meadow, New York.
She was one of six siblings, raised in a loving and close-knit home with three brothers-Sean, Scott, and
Todd-and two sisters, Melody and Meredith. Beloved wife of Gregory.
From an early age, Eunice was surrounded by strong values, deep faith, and unconditional love-foundations
that guided her throughout her life.

Eunice attended Grace Lutheran Elementary School in Malverne and graduated from Maria Regina High
School in Uniondale.
She later earned her Associate's Degree from Nassau Community College in Garden City.
Known for her sharp mind and love of numbers, Eunice excelled in math and found early success in a
financial position in Uniondale, assisting individuals with mortgage clearance.
She took pride in helping others achieve their dreams of homeownership.

In her prime, Eunice was diagnosed with Crohn's disease, a chronic illness that greatly impacted her health
and ultimately made it difficult to maintain a full-time career.
Despite the challenges she faced, Eunice remained resilient, finding joy and purpose in her role as a mother
and grandmother.

She was a devoted mother to her three children-Kerri-An, Malcolm, and Justin.
The light of her life grew even brighter when Kerri-An blessed her with five grandchildren.
Being a grandmother brought Eunice immeasurable happiness, and she cherished every moment she spent
nurturing and watching her family grow.

Eunice had many dreams and goals. While her journey was shortened, she accomplished so much and left a

lasting imprint on the hearts of those who knew her.
Her kindness, warmth, humor, and strength uplifted everyone around her.
She took the time to encourage others, offer support, and show love, even while navigating her own battles.

We thank God for the gift of Eunice's life-for her laughter, her wisdom, her faith, and the love she gave so
freely.
She was a blessing to all who knew her, and her memory will forever live on in the hearts of her family and
friends.

Forever loved. Deeply missed. Always remembered.