http://www.tennessean.com/local/archives/01/04/04735808.shtml?Element_ID=473 5808 Saturday, 05/05/01 Gwynn Kellam, 59, specialist in real estate relocation, dies Gwynn Kellam By CANDY McCAMPBELL Staff Writer Gwynn Kellam, nationally honored director of relocation services for Shirley Zeitlin & Co. Real Estate, died yesterday of complications from breast cancer. She was 59. Mrs. Kellam, who had worked at the Zeitlin firm for 18 years, was known for her work ethic as well as her sensitivity to people she worked with, said her boss, Shirley Zeitlin. While undergoing chemotherapy, ''she would have the treatment on Friday and be back in the office on Monday morning,'' Zeitlin said. Mrs. Kellam was also the person at the firm who organized projects such as United Way contributions or walks for charities, Zeitlin said. She was named one of the Most Powerful Women in Real Estate and Relocation by National Relocation and Real Estate Magazine in 1999. A member of the Tennessee Ornithological Society and Owls Book Club, she also participated in Book 'Em reading programs for children. Survivors include her husband, James R. Kellam III; a daughter, Leigh Jankiv, of Grimsby, Ontario, Canada; a son, Clay Bradley, Nashville; her mother, Mary Margaret Hastings, Nashville; a brother, Keith Hastings, San Francisco; and five grandchildren. Visitation with the family will be 5-7 p.m. Monday at Westminster Presbyterian Church, and a memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the church. The body is being cremated. Copyright 2001 The Tennessean