Sunday, April 3, 2011
Dear Debbie & family,
A few weeks ago I had lunch with your mother at Dipa's home, where I could see again how she carried her pain with dignity and humor. Dipa, has been very close with your mother and I know it was not easy on her to be the bearer of news about your mother's passing. We are all crushed by the thought Ellenclare will no longer be with us; making us lough, setting up birthdays and events and taking care of personal issues for many.
Your mother has also been everyone's mother and friend at MetComm, where she held a position since 2003; she had a big heart to contain the entire firm, while always being a proud mother and grandmother to her own.
Working for us could not have been easy on her; our firm was going through a rough period almost the entire time Ellenclare worked for us, peaking in 2009 where she helped us through the struggle to rid ourselves from a partner, set out to destroy the firm. If anything, for me, Ellenclare will always mean a friend and a partner to a struggle that by no means was easy on her; it has brought tears to her eyes on many occasions, some, I am sure, I did not know about. Ellenclare, your mother, will always be held dear to me.
It is unfortunate, our first encounter is over condolences expressed on your mother's passing however, I personally believe that your mothers memory, being with us for many years to come, with love and appreciation, will help console you, your children and your family, for your loss. May I assure your that my words represent what everyone at MetComm feels.
Solly Avi-No'am, CEO
MetComm.Net, LLC
