Mrs. Kristina Katherine Ellis's Favorites

In memory of

Mrs. Kristina Katherine Ellis

Atlanta, GA

July 11, 1979 - October 8, 2023

Jul 11, 1979 - Oct 8, 2023

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What were Kristina's favorite movies?

Bethany Groen

Christmas Story, Something's Gotta Give, anything with Will Ferrell, John Hughes 80's classics, she loved... Read more Christmas Story, Something's Gotta Give, anything with Will Ferrell, John Hughes 80's classics, she loved comedies with good one-liners!... Read more Christmas Story, Something's Gotta Give, anything with... Read more

Jessie Wilcox

Can't forget Pitch Perfect! Can't forget Pitch Perfect! Can't forget Pitch Perfect!

Jessie Wilcox

Growing up we watched our same few VHSs over and over... Temors, the Witches, Dark Crystal. Yep, all pretty... Read more Growing up we watched our same few VHSs over and over... Temors, the Witches, Dark Crystal. Yep, all pretty dark movies for children.... Read more Growing up we watched our same few VHSs over and over...... Read more

What were Kristina's favorite games to play?

Jessie Wilcox

Growing up Kristina and I played a lot of games... dress up, kitchen, school, rode 'baby bikes' down the massive hill on Ancient Oak Drive (such as tricycles, wagons, and the roller racer when a few years too old and over the weight limit :-)), lots of gin rummy and many other games. But one of our most hysterical memories was from Monopoly. Little backstory, she and I would occasionally be thrown into fits of uncontrollable laughter. This occurred often when playing catch with a softball and sometimes in church :-/! But once, we laughed so hard when playing monopoly that I bellied over and returned back up with the spire of the monopoly battleship stuck in my forehead! I was laughing so hard, I didn't feel it or know that it was stuck, I only saw the shocked and elated look on Kay's face. Then the ship dropped and left a permeant blood stain on the board as a memento. We laughed what felt like forever. Kristina in her last week mentioned that is it was still a memory she recalled often to bring her a smile, even when the stress and pain of her illness was trying to get the better of her. BattleshipForever

Growing up Kristina and I played a lot of games... dress up, kitchen, school, rode 'baby bikes' down the ... Read more Growing up Kristina and I played a lot of games... dress up, kitchen, school, rode 'baby bikes' down the massive hill on Ancient... Read more Growing up Kristina and I played a lot of games... ... Read more