Ellen Demming

1922–2002 (age 80)

Biography

Ellen Demming earned admiration for her work as an actress, most notably on “As the World Turns,” where she brought sincerity and depth to every role she embraced.

She cherished her colleagues and the audiences she touched, and the serene grounds of Oak Hill Cemetery now hold the memory of her artistry and kindness.

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