Ellen's Homegoing Service
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On April 1, 2018, God called one of his STRONGEST to accompany him in heaven. Ellen Archie was 51yrs young when she peacefully yet unexpectedly passed away in her sleep. If you knew Ellen, you knew that she was the most creative, loving, and supportive person there ever was. She undoubtedly had the most vibrant personality out of all of her friends and family and that is a fact. She was never afraid to speak her mind or do exactly what she wanted to do! She was the light wherever there was darkness. Her aura reflected the realest of character and peace to whomever was around to receive it.
In 1996, Ellen's life changed drastically forever when she experienced a life threatening pool accident which left her paralyzed indefinitely from the waist down. Nothing was ever the same for Ellen and it goes without saying that noone could ever even remotely be able to know or understand what she went through every single day thereafter her accident. As if the physical pain wasn't hard enough, the mental aspect of her injury is what took a heavy toll on Ellen. Overtime, even in her highest of spirits, Ellen's body endured changes that caused her physical health to decline. She fought for 22yrs confined to a wheelchair when she finally got tired of fighting and went home to be with her mother, father, and baby brother in heaven. Through and through, Ellen always kept her spirit high and worries low. No matter what obstacles were thrown her way she was living proof that God keeps those who keep faith and believe in him and because of that, her family deserves to say goodbye one last time to Ellen, the right way, with a beautiful service. We are currently accepting any and all donations for Ellen's homegoing service and whatever you can give will be much appreciated.
In 1996, Ellen's life changed drastically forever when she experienced a life threatening pool accident which left her paralyzed indefinitely from the waist down. Nothing was ever the same for Ellen and it goes without saying that noone could ever even remotely be able to know or understand what she went through every single day thereafter her accident. As if the physical pain wasn't hard enough, the mental aspect of her injury is what took a heavy toll on Ellen. Overtime, even in her highest of spirits, Ellen's body endured changes that caused her physical health to decline. She fought for 22yrs confined to a wheelchair when she finally got tired of fighting and went home to be with her mother, father, and baby brother in heaven. Through and through, Ellen always kept her spirit high and worries low. No matter what obstacles were thrown her way she was living proof that God keeps those who keep faith and believe in him and because of that, her family deserves to say goodbye one last time to Ellen, the right way, with a beautiful service. We are currently accepting any and all donations for Ellen's homegoing service and whatever you can give will be much appreciated.
Organizer and beneficiary
Bria A
Organizer
Bowie, MD
Evelyn Archie
Beneficiary