They became the new owners of Nelson’s Homes, which they continued to operate until Boots’ retirement. In 1965, Mona married Harold “Boots” Eckley.
Her educational achievements include elementary and secondary principal certifications and a superintendent letter of eligibility. in Educational Administration and Policy Studies.
in Child Development and Family Studies, and a PH.D. in Elementary Education from Penn State, a M.Ed. Her passion was education, and she pursued it. Mona graduated from Greenfield-Kimmel High School in 1962. Mona has one brother, David, who lives in Hanover, PA. Don and Ruth Nelson also owned Brady’s Texaco and Nelson’s Mobile and Modular Homes Sales located on Route 220 next to Peggy’s Diner. Nelson’s Hardware was a flourishing Bedford Street business until its sale in 1978. In 1947, Don, Ruth, and two-year-old Mona moved from Altoona to Claysburg and opened Nelson’s Hardware. Mona Nelson Eckley is the daughter of Don and Ruth Nelson.
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