Class Of 1964
Jim Ellis
Residing In: | San Marino, CA USA |
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Spouse/Partner: | Gail Ellis---the love of my life |
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Occupation: | Professor and Former Dean, USC Marshall School of Business; currently sitting on a number of boards of directors |
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Children: | Brian, 1971; Carrie, 1975; Jessica, 1976; Tiffany, 1979; Rob, 1987 + ten grandchildren so far |
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Jim's Latest Interactions
Saw Stone many times in past twenty years at the golf club where he worked for many years, and had great conversations about the old days, as well as the new ones. He was so energetic, and so loved by his fellow employees at Cypress Point Club-----just the same great guy we always knew.
We talked about his kidney disease and I tried to get him into a couple of hospitals where he could be properly treated---to no avail. Knew it was getting bad the last time I saw him.
He loved his time at HHS, and had great memories---would just rattle off names and we would laugh as we thought of each classmate.. So do we all have great memories---We'll take State and even more, we're the Class of '64. Thanks Terry for what you did for us under those Friday night lights..........RIP my friend
Hi Jane---so nice to see you on this page. Hope you are well. Was so sorry to hear of the loss of Steve. Fond memories. All the best, Jim
Posted on: Sep 11, 2014 at 4:30 PM
Mary---so great to see you. Glad you guys made it. It has been a LONG time. All the best,
Jim
Posted on: Aug 27, 2014 at 8:32 PM
Susie----are you going to be there this weekend? Hope so
Posted on: Aug 25, 2014 at 7:37 AM
Pickens----Great to see that you are alive and well. Look forward to seeing you this weekend and catching up. Hope all is well with you. Phi Alpha, Ellis
Was with Terry Stone yesterday in Northern California. He looked GREAT but has to have a kidney transplant. Will be in Dallas for tests next weekend so will miss the reunion. Asked to be remembered to all, and for us to enjoy being together.
Posted on: Aug 18, 2014 at 8:15 AM
Rich----Can you add me to the golf on Saturday? Hope all is well---looking forward to this and reconnecting with old pals. Thanks, Jim