Meet Ellen Wright
Ellen Wright is native of the Lowcountry, but has lived most of her adult life with her husband in Colum-bia, South Carolina. She received her education at Winthrop College (now Winthrop University) and the University of South Carolina, and worked as a secretary until just before the birth of her first child. Wright has two sons, three grandsons and six step-grandchildren. She has been active in her church and volunteered for fifteen years at Harvest Hope Food Bank. Wright wants to help those in need around the world and assists agencies in Africa, Asia and Europe. Wright enjoys reading and gardening and is looking forward to becoming better equipped to function in this technological age.
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Recent Entries from Ellen Wright
- Apr 26 2010 Remembering a Storm 0
- Apr 1 2010 Preparation is Key 0
- Mar 30 2010 Haiti and the Episcopal Diocese of Upper S. C.'s Involvement 1
- Feb 15 2010 Two Presidents Come to Mind 1
- Feb 1 2010 My First Trip Across the Country 0
- Dec 21 2009 For the Holidays 1
- Nov 24 2009 Harvest Hope Food Bank: Then and Now 0
- Nov 9 2009 We Thought of the First Lady and Their Children 1
- Sep 11 2009 My life as a Child 1
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