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Tom Harsch
April 7, 2012
I've been thinking about Ed a lot this week. I met Ed in the third grade when his parents moved out of the city of Cleveland into my rural, at that time becoming suburban, neighborhood. We shared our boyhoods together and formed a brotherly bond: climbing trees, sleeping out, working on bicycles, racing motorbikes, listening to rock-n-roll music and generally getting into a bit of trouble. He was loyal. Loved Linda, his daughters, his friends, and life. We all will miss his humor, his wit, and the love.
April 4, 2012
Our sympathy is with you the family; so sorry to read of Ed's passing.
Sincerely, Bob and Sally Aylsworth
April 3, 2012
Linda, sorry to see of Ed's passing, no more suffering and will keep you in our thoughts.
Fred and Pat Brewster, Augusta Ks
Paul Shoaps
April 3, 2012
I was so looking forward to seeing Ed again at our class reunion.
When we lived together at OSU his mother was so happy that I convinced him to eat Kraft Macoroni and Cheese that she bought us a whole case .
Ed was a fussy eater, but one heck of a great guy. I will miss him.
Paul Shoaps, PhD
April 3, 2012
So sorry we will not get to see you at the class reunion in June. Your 1962 class of Strongsville High School bids you farewell. Be at peace.
April 3, 2012
Hey Ed! Ride easy. I'm gonna miss you, both on the bike and otherwise.
Larry Hemker, McPherson, Kansas
Tim Price
April 3, 2012
See you, Ed. Glad we got to hang out a few weeks ago. I will remember you always!
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