Ellen Marie Bransky died December 6 2010 while surrounded by her loving family. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.

The family of Mrs. Bransky will accept friends and family on Friday December 10 at Cardwell Funeral Home from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Port Orange.
A Funeral Mass will be held in her honor at The Church of the Epiphany at 11 a.m. on Saturday Dec. 11 2010 followed by a reception at the church. Burial will be at Woodland Cemetery in Port Orange.

Ellen was married to John R. Bransky of Port Orange. Mrs. Bransky was born in Pittsburgh PA. on May 4 1922 and resided in Bethel Park PA. until moving to Daytona in 1988. She was active in Epiphany Church and was a Eucharist Minister and Ministered to the sick. She was past President of C.C. Eucharistic Social Club and was an active H.O.A. board member of Carriage Cove. Ellen was the founder of the Wednesday Morning Carriage Cove Prayer Group as well as starting the 500 card club Hand and Foot and Poker games. Ellen attended Divine Providence Boarding School Holy Ghost Academy and Mount Aloysius Jr. College.

Mrs. Bransky really displayed her salesmanship capabilities as Regional Manager of Royal Plastics Area Manager of Home Dcor and Vice President of A.M.G. Products. She loved planning parties enjoyed playing all kinds of card games and going to Las Vegas and the Sun Cruz.

Those left to cherish her memory are three sons William of Fl. Robert (wife; Kathy) of Texas and Bradley (wife: Deborah) of Fl. three daughters Ellen Graeb (husband: Bill) from MA. Cheryl Macher (husband: Don) from Fl. and Allison Wilkins ( husband Dr. Terry Wilkins) from Fl. Her grandchildren are Gentry Aaron Jason (wife: Sony) Ryan Elizabeth Jeffrey Joshua Zachary Rachel Jonathan Nancy Nathan and one great grandchild Krystal.

Ellen is preceded in death by her son Jeffrey granddaughters Gwendolyn Marie and Robin Dana and grandson Sean Anthony and her parents James and Ellen Bridges.

Arrangements are under the careful direction of Cardwell Funeral Home Port Orange.
Donations can be made to find a cure for a disease that afflicted her dearest love at www.alz.org or by calling 1-800-272-3900 Alzheimer's Association P.O. Box 96011 Washington D.C. 20090-6011