ELLEN HARRIS

A wonderful lady, A most wonderful friend. Miss her calls (smiles) SO much. David L.Evans.

I was part of thee intern crowd mentioned by Rachel Johnson in these messages. Would ask that someone in Ellen's family contact me. David Evans: 703-812-0859

In memeory of Ellen, wonderful lady and a friend miss her dearly and always will.

Ellen and I were roommates in Los Altos in 1969 to 1970 while she was going to Stanford and I was just starting my career in photography. She provided me with much needed support as I began my professional career for which I have always been grateful. I am most saddened to learn of her passing.

Ellen was a wise, wonderful, humorous close friend from the time I met her in 1970 when we were interns at the U.S. Information Agency that summer,
and we remained friends for the rest of her life. She also gave me and my family comfort when we ourselves were attempting to manage circumstances similar her own illness. Like so many others, we have been so blessed to have had her in our lives.

Dear David,
Thank you for your message to me about my post here. Ellen was such a vibrant person and I count myself so lucky to have known her. Our Intern time and after was such a happy time - we were young and had endless parties, happy hours, potluck dinners and trips to a rented beach house on the Delaware shore! I remember that time and the gifted friends I made like Ellen with such fondness, and remain in touch with many of the Interns today. When I shared Ellen's obituary with them...

Hi Mike n Dave hope all is well w u guys. Continue to sicp ms Harri. We love n misses u sincerely

I knew Ellen in the 70's when she and I were Summer Interns at the USIA. Our group of interns was a lively and very social one and Ellen was always right at the front! I am so sorry for this late message - I did not know she had left us and was so saddened to hear of her passing. She was a ball of fun, giving, joyful and supportive. I still have favorite ice cream pie recipe from one Ellen made and brought to a dinner we had then. I am not surprised she had such a full life with a brilliant...