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<h1 title="Mary Ellison" id="title">Mary Ellison</h1>
<p>A woman who made a difference</p>
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<figcaption id="img-caption">Mary with her daughter</figcaption>
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<h2>Here´s few things about this wonderful being:</h2>
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<li id="tribute-info">She became part of an applied philosophy in 1977, and was a dedicated, productive member of our beautiful social betterment group from that moment forward.</li>
<li>She was on staff at the DC org for almost 30 years.</li>
<li>She was an auditor.</li>
<li>She was a Course Supervisor in the Academy.</li>
<li>She was a Word Clearer.</li>
<li>She was an Ordained Minister and performed several marriage ceremonies.</li>
<li>She was on staff at Chesapeake Academy (the Applied Scholastics school in Virginia) for five years, and during that time she was a teacher, then the Vice Principal, and then the Principal.</li>
<li>She was an artist. I will post pictures of her paintings and drawings at a later time.</li>
<li>She always burned grilled cheese sandwiches, but she made the best popcorn I've ever had (how did she get it to taste so good?? To this day, li>I don't know).</li>
<li>She loved to read.</li>
<li>When I was seven or eight, I was "addicted" to TV. She coaxed me into reading by paying me 2 cents per page of my picture books. When I graduated to novels, she paid me a dollar a book. When I started reading more than a novel a day, she told me I was on my own; from then on, the joy of reading was its own payment for me.</li>
<li>She could toss an orange up in the air and catch it behind her back.</li>
<li> She worked harder and with fewer complaints than anyone I have ever met.</li>
<li>When she broke her arm falling down the stairs a few years ago, we decided to tell people that she'd broken it when she'd stopped a bar fight, and "you should've seen the other guys!"</li>
<li>Three days ago we talked about going to Saint HIll together in the spring. </li>
<li>From the moment I was conceived to the moment she last breathed life into her body, she was my confidante, my nutritionist, my sing-a-long partner, my teacher, my cheerleader, my best friend. She was my Mom, and she will always be one of my very, very favorite beings.</li>
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<q>I love you, Mom. Endless, unwavering thanks for everything you have done for me and for others. You truly made this lifetime count. I will do my best to follow your example</q>
<cite>Misha Crews -- her loving daughter</cite>
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<p>Mary departed her body on Friday, August 24. Her departure was unexpected and she will be sadly missed by all who knew her.</p>
<p>If you wish to know more about her work in the field of educaction, you can do so <a href="http://www.appliedscholastics.org/" id="tribute-link" target="_blank">here</a></p>
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