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Jeffrey taught at NCCU for over 29 years. He was an author of 55 books, numerous magazine articles, and was interviewed many times concerning his expertise. He was instrumental in gaining student’s entrance and tuition at NCCU as well as hiring professors and secretaries. He enjoyed traveling and collected African Artifacts.
A service will be held on Wednesday, December 16, 2009 at 3 PM in the Chapel of Mitchell Funeral Home (7209 Glenwood Avenue). Burial will follow at Raleigh Memorial Park.
Online condolences may be sent to www.mitchellraleighmemorial.com
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Marcus Lofton
December 19, 2009
Jeff, will be missed! He was a dear friend and mentor and just a great person! He was like family. He will be missed
Eugena Stemmons
December 17, 2009
Dr. Elliot was one of my favorite professors at NCCU. As I'm sure many political science majors can say. I just remember Model UN with Professor Elliot in Fayetteville, NC as well as receiving the "You received a A in Dr. J" cap given to all students that made an A in one of Elliot's courses. The list goes on.....I just appreciate his spirit and the laughter that he brought to the classroom as well as personally. Will never forget you Dr. Elliot and you was loved and will be missed.....
December 16, 2009
Please accept my most heartfelt condolences. I consider Dr. Elliot to to have been my mentor and friend. I will miss his encouragement, humor, and advice which have helped me tremendously through the years. He was the only professor I still kept in touch with from my undergraduate years at NCCU and someone I highly respected. The students should know that they have lost a confidante, a friend, and a mentor with his passing. I am honored to have known him. He will be in my heart and mind forever. Prof Crystal L. Todd-Yelverton, NCCU School of Law
Dennis Porch
December 15, 2009
"Dr. Elliot, I will truly miss you and all of the things that you taught me while at NCCU. I pray that you are at peace and hope that your family can feel comforted that you meant so much to so many people. God Bless!
Artemesia Stanberry
December 15, 2009
Dr. Elliot was a wonderful human being, scholar, mentor, boss/chair and teacher. He will be greatly missed. His memory will remain a part of the many lives he's touched.
Peace,
Artemesia
Terrence White
December 15, 2009
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
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