Eloise, a longtime Southside Syracuse resident, has dedicated over 50 years to her community through professional service and volunteerism. After graduating from Thomas J. Corcoran High School and attending Onondaga Community College, she built a career in administration, working for Catholic Charities of Onondaga County for 28 years before serving as an Executive Secretary in the Onondaga County Executive’s office for 12 years. She retired in 2020 and now works part-time caring for developmentally disabled women.
Her passion for community service is reflected in her leadership roles, including serving as President of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) Syracuse Section and mentoring youth through Girl Scouts, Pop Warner cheerleading, and church programs at Bethany Baptist Church. She co-founded LIGHT of Syracuse, Inc., securing grants for programs benefiting youth and the elderly. A devoted mother and grandmother, Eloise continues to make an impact through her advocacy, mentorship, and commitment to service.