Tennis anyone? Such fond memories of Ed and the day at times we shared on the tennis court. The joy that Cay brought to his life.
I will always cherish my memories of him.
As I received news of Ed, I was deeply sadden. I will miss him meeting me at the mailbox and having our golf conversations. Well, Caye, I guess it\'s You and I to carry on the tradition. God has blessed Ed and will his family,too. Love, Sam
Cay:
On behalf of the Riordan High School Class of 1955 I would like to extend our sincerest sympathies on Ed\'s passing. We regret that he will not be with us for our 50th Anniversary Reunion in Sep 2005. If you would like to attend in his place, please let me know.
Don Huth
Ed,
We sure missed your left handed swing on the course since you left us for SC in 1999. All the men here at Bridgewood ask you to keep the tee times open up there. We all hope to be playing the 18 finest with you. But not too soon, Ed. You know you did leave us way too soon.
With sadness,
Tim Crowe
Ed was one of our lifelong band of brothers from Riordan H.S. in San Francisco. He has now joined our honor roll of members" who have gone before us but will never be forgotten". Ed will be remembered in our annual Mass next year and every year.
Cay, We are so sorry to hear of Ed\'s passing. He was such a great guy! We have so many great memories of you both from our days in California and in Neenah. The loss is not easy, but the memories will live on forever in your heart. You are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. We love you, Cay!
Ed,
You have been missed all these 49 years since our graduation from Riordan High School in San Francisco. We tried valiantly to find you so we could ask you to join us for a class reunion, which we now have annually. I am sorry we did not find you before finding your obituary.
I\'m glad to see a current picture of you and while we have aged, your smile is the same as in my year book.
Your nickname was "Smily" then.
You wrote " Good luck to a good man" to me, then, and I say " God bless this Good Man to you, now.
I hope we are able to have our class reunion in the afterlife.
My condolences to Cay and to all of your family.
Ron
Class of \'55
I remember Ed from Riordan and afterward. He always seemed to be smiling and laughing. He was a happy fellow. I bet he made it to Heaven before the devil even knew he left. That was Ed. Vern Waligora
DEAR CAY AND FAMILY,
I WENT TO RIORDAN WITH ED AND REMEMBER HIM WELL. WE HAVE NOT SEEN ONE ANOTHER SINCE GRADUATION, BUT WE NEVER FORGET OUR CLASSMATES. YOU AND YOUR FAMILY WILL BE IN OUR PRAYERS--YOU CAN COUNT ON THAT! TAKE CARE AND REMEMBER THAT ED IS IN A GOOD PLACE--JUST A LITTLE TOO SOON.
Ed & Family --
Another Irishman gone.
Had some great friendships at Riordan High School in San Francisco, Ca. Ed was in some of my classes and it was a pleasure to know associate and now to remember him.
He will be in our prayers. --
God Bless Ed\'s Family. -- Ray Hogan
Dear Kathleen,
I was sorry to read about Ed\'s passing in the Appleton Post Crescent tonight. I remember him as a gentle, nice man. This must not be an easy time for you.
Take care,
Alice
My condolences to Ed\'s wife Cay and his family. I was a Riordan High School classmate of Ed\'s and will keep him in my prayers. He will be remembered when we celebrate our 50th Reunion of the Class of \'55.
Farewell old buddy.
Cay,
We are so grateful to have had our recent visit. I know he is free of pain and worry now. I am glad he found you and you had a great life together. We will miss him greatly. We continue to keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
