Ellen Marie Guy-Griffin

Ellen was the sweetest person and the most fun I believe I have ever met. She and her family came to visit me in Clearwater and she and Whitney danced on the deck of the pirate ship the whole time we were on board. Ellen was an amazing and beautiful soul.

My first encounter with you, you dump so much information on me, and I was lost. You quickly noticed my silent confusion and said "too much at one time" and we both laughed. Just like then, hearing of your passing was too much at one time, and the laughter has teared to tears. Your family and close friends as well as myself are so lucky to have been a part of your life, even if it was for a short period of time. Please know you are loved and missed. Rest well Ellen.

I will forever remember you Ellen and the knowledge you shared with me. You are forever in my heart....

Whitney I just wanted to send my condolences and let you guys know I love you I'm praying for you guys. God will give you strength to get through this time of sorrow.

Beautiful woman and always had a smile, she taught me to spell the word " breakfast " while in first grade at Henry Park.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Soror Ellen will be greatly missed. My condolences and prayers to the family. Prayerfully, Jayne Price

Just sending a heartfelt praying for the family of this cheerful, greet, joy filled woman. To her child/Children, Hold on to Gods Unchanging hand. I lost my mom 9/30/24 so I am familiar with the grief and the feeling of abandonment. Just know that she is now at peace. I breathe Peace and acceptance into your atmosphere. Gone from earth but never Forgotten

Ellen's brothers and sisters in the Sexton Class of 1984 loved her so much, and we will never forget her. She taught us how to dance and cut loose <3