Ellen Kimball as "Catherine Marshall" in the play "A Man Called Peter" (1956)

I'm with Brailey Odham, colorful #Florida politician. He wanted to be governor & used radio to campaign! (1952)

Ellen Kimball with her first biological grandchild, Gabrielle. (1998) She's a BABE (not a baby) now!

Al, you're the love that lasts through time. Thanks for your help, guidance, friendship and affection. Your Elanzo

Glamorous PHOTO: "If you think of me -- and I hope you will -- remember me as an American Geisha." Ellen Kimball, married, New York City (1964)

Boston's first talkmistress a friend to fans PHOTO & ARTICLE from Boston Univ. News (April 1973)

My father Leonard Kimball who loved the violin, painting, theater, public speaking, Mom, and me.

Dad looked so happy in this photo when he visited Harvard University. Dad was a grad of University of Michigan.

My father, Leonard Kimball, was an incredibly handsome young man. No wonder mother eloped with him in April 1938!

Another photo of my paternal grandfather, Harry Kimball. Married Eva Kimball, who died; then Ruth Levy, her sister.

My paternal grandfather, Harry Kimball, Pittsburgh, PA. When his wife died, he married her maiden sister, Ruth.

An additonal photo of my paternal grandmother, Eva Kimball. Little is known about her by her five grandchildren.

My paternal grandmother, Eva Kimball, age 30. Died in a botched abortion because she could not support a fifth child.

My father Leonard Kimball as a small child. Photo damaged beyond repair. Husband @DigiPix_Man fixed it.

My mother -- Estelle Kimball -- as a tiny child. Photo restored by my husband, @DigiPix_Man Thank U dearest. #Ellen

First job at age 17 (1957-58) while in college. Co-host Popeye Playhouse children's show, WTVJ (CBS) Miami, Florida. That's Skipper Chuck and Glumbo Despair.

Little Ellen age 2 1/2 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania We moved to Miami Beach, Florida when I was three.

Mommy, Daddy and me -- Miami Beach, Florida (1940s). I love the painted background, especially the palm tree.

Gorgeous smile! Young Lee Harriet in 1950s (Approx. age 14.) My husband's first wife. Remembered with love by Al P.