It's been just over a year now since we lost you and I still think about you all the time and still expect to see you at the dances. You are missed by all your friends. RIP Harry. Miss you still.

I knew Harry for almost 20 years,  from back in the days of Texas Honky Tonk. He was always on the dance floor and so was I. He finally got around to asking me to dance.  He said he was afraid of me!   Can you imagine Harry being afraid of anything? I sure can't. We danced all the time after that because he learned I didn't bite after all. Lol! He was so much fun to dance with and just be around. There was no place that was too far away to drive for a good dance.  He was my dear friend. I miss seeing his smiling face and hearing his laugh from across the room.  I miss his big bear hugs and kiss on my hand.  I miss hearing him shout "OUTSTANDING" after a song he likes. Most of all I MISS EVERYTHING ABOUT HIM! RIP Harry,  there's no more pain.

Brother , you have been gone now for a month and I can't help but say how much Robert and I miss you. The house seems  so empty without you and your wit. You always made the best coffee in the mornings and I knew not to use YOUR coffee cup. I am sorry that you have left us, but I know how much you were suffering. You and the Drs. gave it your best shot but healing was not in the cards. Thanks for all the fun and laughs that we shared over the years. Love you always,Sister (Naomi)

Harry your were truly a wonderful man, I will miss your sweet face coming over and kissing my hand and asking me to dance...A true gentleman... RIP my friend and save a dance for me!

We are so sorry for your loss.  We met Harry at The Track Shack and saw him many times after that at all the dances......He was a good man and he loved to dance......His smile will be missed......May God Comfort your family and strengthen you with HIS love......

Harry was truly a unique individual, or should we say OUTSTANDING! We called him the Mayor of Westwind, as when he'd walk in, he'd shake all the guys hands and kiss/hug the ladies!   He and Ellen were always fun to be with, never a dull moment!  We knew Harry and Ellen from the Westwind Club, Cajun Dances, Wade Smith - Driftwood Dances, Jeff Woolsey dances, and many others, including Bandera and the Wurstfest in New Braunsfel's. When they would make their first dance around, if Mike & I were sitting at the rail, he would grab my hand to kiss it.  Then Mike would offer his hand - and Harry's response was always "Get out of here!".   We were fortunate to have known him if even for a few short Earthly years!  He must be having a wonderful time in Heaven dancing endlessly without pain.  Our deepest sympathies to Ellen, his family and many close friends he's left behind.

He was a very special and "OUTSTANDING" man. A true gentleman.  Many good times and dances.  Love to his family! He will be missed.  Love you Harry!

Harry no one will be able to fill your boots. I will miss your smile, your hugs  your kisses, your sense of humor and those blue eyes that seemed to twinkle like the stars. Just like the song goes:  "I Could Waltz Across Texas With You".

Grandpa you were always the most kind hearted person I knew and I was the luckiest grandson to have had you. Hope there is a big dance floor waiting for you in heaven. Love you gramps.

Spent many evenings out with Harry, Linda, and Roy, what a good  guy. So sorry for your loss he will be missed by many.

We were all close cousins when we were growing up but haven't kept in touch as I'd have liked as adults. Please know that I still love this family and send my heartfelt sympathies to all Harry's immediate family and to Naomi. I miss those carefree childhood memories of all playing together. I pray that Harry's memories will bring you comfort. God Blessings for each of you.

Harry, you were always smiling when you were dancing. The Cajun friends will miss you bunches. We are saddened with the loss of you here on earth.  Your memory is a good one.  Helen & Don Pulnik and the Cajun French Music Association-Houston Heritage Chapter..

Dance and Country Music was the common denominator with many of his friends.  I don't think he met a female (young or old) that he didn't HUG.  The room would light up when he walked in.  His memory will continue to evoke smiles and laughs.  Finally he was a easy man to love.  "Outstanding"

Harry was a wonderful dance friend that I had the pleasure to meet several years ago.  He always had a warm smile that brightened the room, as well as a hug and kiss every time we met.  I, and all his friends will surely miss seeing him on the dance floor.  He always made a good time better, and I'm sure heaven will soon be rocking.  Have a good trip my friend.

Shirley Wall
Pearland, Tx

Take comfort in knowing you have a very special guardian angel to watch over you!
And may your hearts be filled with wonderful memories as you celebrate a live well lived!!

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Harry Warren Ellis

June 13, 1949 – August 2, 2015

Brookside Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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