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TONI SHIFALO
February 2, 2025
Oh my time passes on--I still tell tales of Pink House and Elliott. He brought me into the world of TV production and I still love it and him!
Lynn Williams
February 2, 2024
I was thinking about Elliott yesterday. Whenever I look at the glow-in-the-dark statuettes of St. Clair, a patron saint of media, I remember him. He was such a driving force behind the creation and launch of the now NECAT network, and an amazing trove of trivia! I´m so glad I got to know him when I was on the Metro Council.
TONI SHIFALO
February 2, 2024
Still I think of Elliot often when I talk TV careers. Am I the only one? I know those close to him still love and miss him.
TONI SHIFALO
February 4, 2022
Elliott knew and hosted many times at the Pink House, Orlando, the renowned and famous Debbie Amos, of NPR fame, an international journalist of many accomplishments. It was always interesting to meet Elliott's friends.
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TONI SHIFALO
February 2, 2021
I still often think of Elliot. I'm where I am today in part because of our early experiences with Television, cable and Public Access.
Toni Shifalo
February 17, 2012
We knew and loved Elliott in Orlando in the Pink House days when he shared Public Access television skills with us and turned us on to more rock music and fun than we ever imagined existed. Over the years since, we sorta kept in touch and now he's gone. We're so sorry for the loss to all of us and especially to his family
F. Lynne Bachleda
February 14, 2012
I knew Elliott for about forty years, all the way back to Orlando. He taught me everything I know about television production and public access to media, as well as "Dr. Who," and other finer points of culture. Smart, funny, kind, and dedicated only begin to cover it. You did good Elliott and I am sorry you are gone. I trust the new frequency has excellent reception. Love to Marie and Bill.
Cathy Savino
February 12, 2012
Elliott was a great mentor, jokester and one of the most intellegent and witty people I ever knew. Rest in peace old friend! You were a pearl without a price.
Kirsten Ellenbogen
February 11, 2012
Elliot was as smart as he was funny and that made him a delight to work with at the LTC at Peabody. I know he will be missed by so many of us. My thoughts are with his family.
Cynthia Mayfield
February 11, 2012
During the LTC days, Elliott gave 100% to those who needed his expertise. I will never forget his dedication and thoughtfulness when helping me edit our videos for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. He will definitely be missed.
Kadira Belynne
February 10, 2012
He was one of my favorite people at Peabody's LTC. Funny and helpful, I know he will be missed by everyone who had the privilege to know him.
John Dolive
February 10, 2012
Mitch was a great friend and one of the most talented people I had the good fortune to work with in television. My sympathies to Marie and William.
Bill Schwentner
February 10, 2012
My sympathies to Elliott's family and friends. He will be missed.
Tim Sawyer
February 10, 2012
The world lost a great man - a kind man, a friend.
Lynn Williams
February 9, 2012
I want to extend my sincere sympathy to Elliott's family. I met him through my work on the Metro Council, starting two channels of public/educational access television with his help. I have two glow-in-the dark statues of St. Clare - patron saint of television - that he gave me stationed by my home entertainment centers now. He had a great sense of humor. I am glad I knew him. Heaven's gain is our loss.
Wendy Poston
February 8, 2012
Elliott will be greatly missed at WPLN. He was always kind and loved to joke around. He was always willing to volunteer to help us during our campaigns and to give advise on the community group.
Dennis Grandinetti
February 8, 2012
My sincere condolences to Elliott family of your loss. I worked with Elliott at TNN. He always had a great sense of humor and could always make you laugh. He went to edit for the Lord.
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