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Alfred L. Webre was one of the last people to speak with Sallie Elkordy before her sudden death on November 22, 2020.
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"As an activist, Sallie was leading the charge to educate people about the harmful components in vaccines (www.Tinyurl.com/ambsvfw). She produced a live weekly radio show on Republic Broadcasting Network. A larger than life humanitarian, her heart and compassion was boundless. Sallie twice ran for Mayor of New York City.
Born in Brooklyn on May 15, 1960, Sallie attended elementary school at PS 101 The School in the Gardens and Russell Sage Junior High School in Forest Hills, NY, The Convent of The Sacred Heart and St. Ignatius Loyola in Manhattan, The Mechanics Institute, graduating from NYU School of The Arts in 1981.
Following in her father’s footsteps Sallie attended The Catholic University of America and graduated with a Master of Architecture in 1986. Her graduate thesis on the design of buildings for the disabled was used as the design model in Russia for building a Center for the disabled. It was at Catholic University that she met her husband of 35 years Mohamed Elkordy.
Moving back to New York in 1986, she worked for Lehrer McGovern Construction Co, and the NYC Dept of Parks and Recreation. In 1993 Sallie rejoined the family stone business, A. Ottavino Corp., in partnership with her sisters Meg and Kate Ottavino.
Sallie is predeceased by her mother Mary Elizabeth Nee Pigott Ottavino, her father Adam George Ottavino and her sister Mary Elizabeth Ottavino. Sallie is survived by her husband Mohamed, children Mary Elizabeth and Abbas, sisters Meg and Kate and nieces Hannah and Megan."
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