Sandy Springs, Georgia
ROSINTOSKI, Ellen Mrs. Ellen Rosintoski, 70, of Atlanta died on Wednesday, the 18th of February 2015. Ellen led a full and accomplished life. She was one of the first female field engineers at IBM and made major impacts in the anti-spam email world. She authored two books on machine quilting and...
Read MoreEllen´s talents live on as her Women of Valor Legacy Quilt, honoring women, is a part of The Breman Museum´s exhibit. Ellen will always be remembered for her artistic eye, amazing works, and the knowledge and teaching she gave so many of us
Pat Pugrant
February 16, 2023 | Friend
With Deepest Sympathy, From quilt Guilt that remembered her well,
Gwinnett Quilters Guild
March 09, 2015
I'm very sorry to hear of Ellen's death. I was lucky enough to take a class she taught and she was delightful.
March 08, 2015
Thank you, Ellen, for your tireless work to make the Internet a better, safer place. It was an honor and a pleasure to know you, and you are missed. To your family, please know that Ellen is held in the highest esteem by her geek friends.
Alan
March 04, 2015 | WA
Ellen was always a mentor and constant source of strength for me. There are many times I was ready to change paths where her solid advice and compassion kept me going. My heart and love to all who knew her.
Karen Balle
March 03, 2015 | Shelbyville, IN
Erin, Bob and I are so sorry to hear of Ellen's passing. We have so many fond memories of things we did together in Lockridge as our children were growing up. Ellen was a person of much depth and knowledge and will certainly be missed. We send our love and prayers to help you through this sad time. Love, Janey and Bob Jones
February 24, 2015
Dear,dear Erin, I am sooooo sad.and am sending you hugs and words of love for your mom loved you so dearly.
Ellen was my mentor, my friend and someone whom I learned more from than I can ever have imagined. She gave me the strength to delve into art quilting and be proud of what I do. I never would have or could have achieved making The Women of Valor Quilts for The Breman Museum without her. I will always dedicate these quilts to her memory for she was s true woman of valor.
Pat Pugrant
February 22, 2015 | Canton, GA
Ellen's kindness and sharing has certainly made a difference to people all around the world. We will all miss you; thank you for being a part of our lives.
Richard W
February 22, 2015 | Saskatoon, SK
I have known Ellen since the 70's and even worked worked for her during that time. After so many years, I can't imagine being without her knowledge, opinions and humor. Her daughter will be in all our thoughts and prayers. Carole English
February 22, 2015
