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Chuck and Hope Kerruish
November 22, 2007
Dear Joannie and family: We are so sorry to hear about Eddie. We will always remember all the good times at the bar, with your family and all our friends.Our prayers are with you all.
Renee Fiegel
November 14, 2007
Dear Dave and Family,
I am deeply sorry for your loss. May you have all the love and strengthe to get through these tough times.
Ed & Peggy Nagel
November 14, 2007
Dear Joanie and family: Our deepest sympathy to all of you on the loss of Eddie. I'm sure he will be missed by many as so will you as being in the business so long. I'm sure Our dear Lord has taken him in his arms to his heavenly home where all his pain and suffering has been taken away. May our Lord bless all of you in this most difficult time and give you his peace.
Derrick and Tia Mackie
November 13, 2007
Lynn and Vince, Are prayers are with you and your Family, Know that the love you shared with your Dad will get you through and that he is at peace,He is in good hands with the lord. Love the Mackie Family
Lisa and Jim Galvin
November 12, 2007
To the Kaczmarowski family, Jim and I would like to extend our deepest sympathy. We are friends of Lynn Bell and can only say what a wonderful job Ed and Joan did when they raised their kids. She is one of the most wonderful, kind and loving people we know as sister Karen is as well. How proud you should be and although Ed was taken fairly early in life he has a wonderful family and friends. We all have wonderful memories. He is at peace, time will heal. Love will never die. All our love.
dave gajewski
November 12, 2007
my thoughts and prayers are with the whole family , i love you all . one last thing . the last call ,came too early
Eric Galuszka
November 12, 2007
Dear Aunt Joanie, David, Tamara, Karen, Rick, Lynne, Vince, Tyler, Morgan and Zachary,
While I can't be there physically, always know that I am thinking of you during this sad time. I have so many memories of Uncle Eddie, it's almost unbearable to think that he's no longer here.
With love always,
Fr. Ron Pecci, ofm
November 12, 2007
Dear Joan, Karen, David, Lynn and family
My sincere condolence and prayers go without saying. I was surprised to have received the news of Ed's declining health and then to so suddenly hear of his death.
He recovered so well from his heart surgery of a few yers ago that it is difficult to think of him as being sick.
I know that we all die and no one knows the time or place but Ed's last weeks are troubling to hear of. If there is such a thing as Purgatory I think that he just went through it (and maybe you all too). I really feel for his struggle and for all the family had to go through those days. No one wants to have to make the kind of decisions that you were confronted with, yet because of your love and faithfulness you did whatever was necessary.
Ed (and you, Joan) were my main competiotion for hearing confessions and you were like us at the church, one of the main rallying points for the neighborhood. Like the church you looked after the people in the neighborhood, considering everyone a friend and enriching their lives with friendship. I won't mention names but I know of some and you know of even more people who Ed extended himself to in so many ways. People who weren't always easy to extend oneself to.
I often think that being a bartender is very much like being a priest; we serve and we listen.
Our faith tells us that Jesus' tomb was empty, that He was no longer there. For that reason we too must go on and live what He taught. Ed is with God, he's not in the coffin, so we go on trying to follow his good example until we are all together again with God in His place.
I will remember you all at mass this Wednesday.
Jeff and Karen Baughan
November 12, 2007
To the Kaczmarowski Family:
You are all in our thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time. May you find comfort and strength in the wonderful memories that you hold close to your heart.
Mary OBrien
November 12, 2007
Joan-I was so sorry to read of Eddie's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time. You and Eddie were always so friendly and welcoming when I stopped into the bar. He will be missed!
Heidi Wysocki
November 12, 2007
Joanie and Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Eddie (aka "sweet cheeks") was a wonderful husband, father grandfather and friend. I will never forget all the wonderful times we had at the bar and all the excursions we took. I will also never forget when I was kidding around with Eddie and told him that he needed to put the Hava Nagila song on the Juke box because everyone would dance to it. Eddie just laughed at me. One day I came in the bar, Eddie gave me money and told me to play the juke box and guess what song was in there, the Hava Nagila. I could go on and on but I won't because there were too many good times to list. I want you to know that I believe that Eddie has gone to Heaven and I bet that Joe was there to greet him. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. If you need anything, please don't hesitate to ask. I'll be there for you. Love ya, Heidi
Debbi Sargent
November 11, 2007
Joannie;
We are all saddened by the loss of Eddie. He was a great friend and neighbor to all of us here on Clare Street and he will be missed so much by all of us. Please know that prayers are still going out for you and your children during this time of grief.
Debbi Sargent,
Rick and Marge Getman,
and Eddie Cummings
Bill & Pat Szulewski
November 11, 2007
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Pat & Michael Pierce
November 11, 2007
Joanie and family, Take comfort in knowing Eddie would be so grateful for all you did, and so proud of you for all the strength and courage you showed during these past few weeks. Know that you will have your own special guardian angel watching over you.
Greg Garner
November 11, 2007
We would like you to know we are thinking of all of you and want to say thank you for being good friends and support to my mom over the past month. We are very sorry about the loss of your husband and father.
Gregory Crittenden
November 11, 2007
My sympathy To the family I am deeply sadden by the lost of Ed but I will always have the
Memories the good times we had. He was Also like a Father to me and many others.
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