Elissa V. Rich

David Peake
September 21st, 2021
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4 comments
  • I was shocked when I heard the news of Elissa’s passing. Even though she was getting older she never acted like she was getting older. Always cracking jokes or telling funny stories about her experiences. She had the unique ability to find humor in many situations and express it so that others could enjoy the moment as well.
    I will miss her and our phone conversations where I end up laughing to tears.

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  • Elissa was one in a million. She had that unique ability to make anyone feel like they had known her for years and a sense of self that was both humble but proud. Elissa was the1st person I hired when I began my company and without her I doubt if we would have lasted a year. She always saw the good in a situation and gave heartfelt advice even if you did not asked for it. Her sense of humor was wonderful and story telling extraordinary. She will be missed by all who knew her, but at last she is reunited with her beloved Don. God Bless and R.I.P.

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  • Elissa, Katie and Megan Outtrim / October 16, 2021 at 7:26 pm

    Dear Debbie: Thank you for your sweet remembrance of my mom and “Granny” to my daughters. Your comments captured my mom very well.

    Blessings,
    The Outtrim Family

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  • Dear Paul Ferguson: Thank you for your wonderful and kind comments about mom. After she passed I went through her little purse-sized phone books and called as many of her friends and remote relatives as I could and though I found your name, the phone number she listed was incorrect when I called it. I am so glad you learned of her passing; she thought the world of you. You are welcome to reach me via Craft of Erdenheim if you wish. I’d love to say “hello.” Best, Elissa Rich Outtrim

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