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Mac McCormick
December 20, 2011
Edward was the kind of man who could quickly make himself a fixture in a place – in many ways, a trip to International Delights or the Branigan Cultural Center in Las Cruces was never truly complete until one had seen Edward and chatted with him for a bit. And he was always good for a chat – aside from his family and his work, in fact, his most lasting legacy may well be his kindness and openness toward friends, young writers in particular. He knew the business, he'd made it his life, and yet he still remained generous enough to hold the door open for whomever might want to come in behind him.
That's not to say he ever stopped living that life, of course. Every day, no matter the circumstances, he could be found with his legal pad and pen, working on the next project. He would happily put it down to give words of encouragement, or bounce ideas around, but he was sure to pick it right back up when he got the chance.
To find that kind of generosity and diligence lumped into the same person is a rarity, for sure. We are poorer for having lost him, but much richer for having known him. He will be missed.
Liz Walker
December 20, 2011
Edward was one of the first people I met upon moving to Las Cruces and I worked with him frequently at the Museum of Art. I admired his passion for writing and he was always extremely supportive of my creative pursuits (as well as my husband's). He was extremely proud of his daughter, his work for the museums, and his written work. The world is a duller place without him. He will be missed.
nancy trezise
December 18, 2011
please contact me, I think your father is a cousin of mine.
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Rebecca CorreaElliott
December 15, 2011
Sometimes, a person becomes such a fixture in your life, it isn't until they are gone that you realize it. Edward was such a person. I first met him when my daughter Natasha worked at Claymore's. Through the years we ran into him about town or at his reading. He was a gentleman and will be missed.
Eliza Klinger
December 14, 2011
I look back with fondness on our many conversations at Chad's coffee house, and I remember how often and with what pride he talked about his daughter and former wife.
Jan Thune
December 14, 2011
When I visited the Cultural Center, I always looked forward in seeing Edward. His demeanor was so proper combined with a great personality plus a wonderful smile. I will miss his presence in the art world and around town.
My sympathy and prayers are with you…
Fernando Corella
December 14, 2011
Edward was a great and interesting person!! I knew him ver well from delivering mail to the BCC everyday. He will be deepley missed!!!
Natasha Elliott
December 14, 2011
My name is Natasha, I worked at Claymore's coffee house where Edward was a daily regular. I will always remember our conversations on books, my schooling (I was attending NMSU at the time) and family. He always spoke of his daughter with such pride. Edward became such a fixture in my life it is so hard to imagine him gone. But in a sense he will never be gone forver because of the memories he has left behind with all of us who knew him. Please know you will be in my thoughts and prayers and I wish you all the best.
Chad Claymore
December 14, 2011
Edward was a regular in my coffee house and I considered him a friend. He was there the day my daughter took her first steps. He was a good person and I will miss him.
Harry James Sanchez
December 13, 2011
Ed was a good kind man, as he will be dearly missed as a friend and neighbor.
God Bless his soul.
Jason Rivera
December 13, 2011
Terribly sorry about your loss. Thoughts and prayers.
Emily Maurer
December 12, 2011
To Edwards's family
My heartfelt condolences go out to the family.
I had met Edward during a trip to the coffee shop. His Loving Spirit and helpful ways were apparent to all who knew him..
You will all be in our thoughts and prayers! Edward is now your angel above.
Gods healing Peace and Comfort be with you all, during this time!
Emily Maurer
Rebecca Torres
December 12, 2011
So sorry to hear that Mr. Hunsburger passed away. He was such a kind mind and will be missed. Thoughts and prayers are with his daughter.
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