Dear Barbara:
I know you may not remember me, but I taught with Ed way back in the early 60's. Ed started in my school at Northwest Elementay. I was saddened to hear of his passing. Even though time has separted us, I wanted to share my deepest sympathies to you and your family. I will always remember his sense of humor and smile. Once again, my sincerest sympathies to you.
Fondly,
Marty Ross
Dear Barbara,
We are so sorry to hear that you lost Ed. What a wonderful man he was. Always happy, always had a smile on his face. We still have that giant farewell card you made for us when we moved from Woodside to come to Colorado. Will never forget either of you or your friendship in golf, poker and bridge.
Sincerely,
Dear Barbara,
I'm so sorry to here about Ed. You and ED were my favorite people he always made me laugh. We had some really good time while Larry and I lived in Aiken. Memories that will stay with me forever.I know what you are going thru. It is really hard to lose the one who is the love of your life.
I know I'm far away from you, but only a phone call away. If you just what to chat call I will liseten. My heart goes out to you.
Love Annette.
Dear Ed:
I will always remember the day you found a golf ball with my name on it. You played the game with my ball. You told me you had the best game you ever played.
Lois
I will always have found memories of our bridge games. Hope you get to play in heaven.
Dick
My dear friend Ed's smiling face and great sense of humor will surely be missed around Aiken. Barbara and family my thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
Our sincerest sympathy to Barbara and the rest of the family. Ed was always a joy to be around and his fun-loving likeable demeaner will be truly missed. Ed was a very special person.
Dear Pop-Pop:
I love all those trophies, medals and ribbons. I could never raise that many. I loved when we used to go to the driving range. I loved that camp that you sgined me up for. Rember we used to drive the golf cart. Right now you could probly see me play all my sports. Well in the sky you're in a nice deep sleep; good night. I'll always pray for you and I will miss you and always love you. Digger Daniel
Ed was a very special person. He was full of fun and a joy to be with. He loved life, his family and the Woodside family. He had many, many friends and will be sorely missed by them all. My deepest sympathy to all of his family.
Dear Pop-Pop,
I hope you had a great time with us when you were alive. I am very sad that you passed away. I am going to miss you very much. I hope you will look down on me and help me once in a while. I love you. JillyBean
