Eleanor Mondale: Broadcaster and Daughter of Walter Mondale Dies at 51

Eleanor Mondale was an American broadcaster. Born Eleanor Mondale Poling on January 19, 1960, in Minneapolis, she was the daughter of Vice President Walter Mondale.

She worked in local TV and radio in Minneapolis, Los Angeles and Chicago and appeared on NBC, E!, ESPN and CBS. She also had small acting roles, and she was known for her humor and warmth.

She was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2005 and kept working through treatment. Mondale died of the disease at her home in Prior Lake, Minnesota, on September 17, 2011, at age 51.

Achievements: Broadcast personality on NBC, E!, ESPN and CBS.

Birth: January 19, 1960 - Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Profession: Broadcaster.

Interesting Facts: She was inducted into the Minnesota Broadcasting Hall of Fame in 2013.