Creating an "e" in the "@" symbol

Hi.
I am mainly a video editor, and I use Photoshop, but I am not really too familiar with Illustrator.
I have exported other's work for use in Photoshop, but that's about it.
What I need probably sounds very simple, but I just can't figure out how to do it.
I am working on a logo for a small non-profit or I work with.
I would like to have the letter "e" from the name (lower case) in the circle from the "@" symbol.
Is there any chance someone could tell me how to do it or even better, create it themselves, and send me the Illustrator file?
If it is easier to know the full name of the organization, I will add that too.
I really would appreciate it.
Thanks!

ytlevine,
You may:
1. Type the @ and an e at the desired size and zoom in;
2. Type>Create Outlines;
3. Ungroup (Ctrl+Shift+G)
Now you have the letters as individual shapes, visible as separate (compound) paths in the Layers palette;
3. Cut the a loose by clicking the appropriate Anchor Points with the Scissors Tool;
4. Lock the loose a (as alignment guide) by clicking the square beside the Eye icon;
5. Move the e to fit and cut it at the bottom;
6. Hide the a by clicking the Eye icon;
7. DirectSelect (White arrow) the bottommost corresponding cut Anchor points of the e and of the remaining part of the @;
8. Repeat 7 for the other cut Anchor Points;
Now you have the letter, but it needs adjustment at the joints to form a curve;
9. ClickDrag each of the cut and joined Anchor Points with the Convert Anchor Point Tool (flyout from the Pen Tool) and adjust.
You may need further guidance, especially with 9. Feel free to post progress images.
Edit: busy writing during two posts.

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