Ellis Ann Elliott

May her memory be a blessing to all who knew her.

Ellis was such an influence in my life as my cool older cousin by 3 years. She was a favorite niece to my Mom and Dad and they even claimed they taught her to walk while babysitting. My mom always commented on her natural beauty and it made me a little jealous. She was my partner in crime in family beach trip planning. We managed to get our families together almost every summer of our lives and our boys grew up together there. We were always in search of the perfect beach house. I believe we found it last summer when we decided to try Port Aransas. I’m so glad she was able to attend (at the last minute!). I will remember her on the beach, on her beach chair she had for years and years and was so proud of, telling stories that I could repeat word for word. She has left a hole in my heart but I know the Edgerly sisters (her Mom, my Mom, Aunt JoAnn and Aunt Nell) are thrilled to have her with them. I’m sure I’m not even yet aware of how much I will miss her.

Ellis was especially kind and supportive when Bridget passed. That was just her nature to be a person who cared so much about others. God must be wanting to sprinkle some magic in heaven and on earth, Ellis will do that!

When my husband and I moved into our first real house we were lucky enough to be one door down from Ellis and Sam. She was the first person in the neighborhood to come over and introduce herself. We were instantly friends. Her two sons were the same age as my two daughters and we watched our children, along with other neighborhood kids play outside all the time. I was thrilled later in life when she and Sam joined our Sunday School class. Ellis was a natural born teacher and her lessons were always full of insight and much thought no matter what the topic was. I had the chance to visit with her several times during her illnesses and she was always positive about what was ahead for her. I will miss Ellis a lot-she was a true friend.

Ellis and I were roommates in College. I was presence during her and Sam’s courtship and marriage. We were all so jealous of the love they found. Our friendship continued through out our lives. As we had boys the same age and were like cousins for years. My sons and I would drive up each year for the UT/OU game. Oh what fun we had. She was so happy when she started her job at River Legacy and couldn’t wait to take me and my sons over to show them her classroom. As time went on we got busy with our lives and didn’t see each other much, but when we did it was like no time had past. We got right back into the laughing and fun we always shared. I hate we let time go by, we always had tomorrow. But Cancer stole all of our tomorrows with our Sweet Ellis. Everyone that knew her was lucky to experience her joy for life and the people in it. I will miss her greatly. Peace to Sam, Andrew, Trevor and all her friends and family.

It’s been many years since I’ve seen or talked to Ellis & had no idea she was ill. My heart aches for her family. She was such a good friend until she left for college. I have so many memories from so many good times. Her presence in this world will be missed. Please accept my heartfelt condolences. I will never forget my dear friend.

Ellis brought strength, hope & fun every where she went. I learned so much from her & will forever be changed by her words & life. I have pages of sayings from her, which I cherish. She’s the kind of person I would take notes of, when she spoke, because she had so much wisdom & wit. I will miss her, but I know she would want us to keep living & being a light; I will try to do that every single day in her honor.

My heart is full with thoughts of Ellis. I am just so grateful that we ever crossed paths in the first place. I know how much she loved her family. She loved her job and her students. She loved her many friends through the years. I know how loyal and available she always was to any of us. She was smart, even more so, she was wise. She was honest, and she was real. She was quick and fun, and she had a ready, beautiful smile. She made a difference. Just to know her was to love her. My love goes out to all who are hurting now – and especially to Sam, Andrew, and Trevor.

I am so sorry to hear of the passing of such a sweet, kind, beautiful soul. Ellis Ann was my first real friend, besides my siblings, when I started kindergarten at Immaculate Conception School. She and I loved Sister Mary Joseph, and Ellis told me years later at a high school reunion, that Sr. Mary Joseph was the reason she became a teacher. I always thought that Ellis was a wonderful person, and I’m sorry we drifted apart over the years. My sincerest condolences to her family and friends. She will be missed here on Earth, but is resting in the arms of Jesus now, free of pain.

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