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Bonni Tacka DePrimo
September 7, 2008
I am very sorry for your loss.
Shirley Koontz-Fisher
September 4, 2008
My Dad was a wonderful man. He loved the Cleveland Browns and enjoyed playing cards (ucher) preferably. He was a great Dad, Grandfather, and Great-grandfather. We all loved him so very, very much. He will be soooo missed. He's with my Mom, they are now together again.
I Love You
Your daughter,
Shirley Koontz-Fisher
Andrew Avery
September 3, 2008
I remember Ed when I first started working for the City in 1991 - he was cheerful and outgoing, and made a new guy feel at ease. His visits back to the City Yards after retirement were always appreciated.
God Bless.
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