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Willard Anderson
November 1, 2012
To the family of Edwin Bohn. I just now learned of Ed's passing. I was a high school classmate of Ed's and we had been touch over the last few years via email and phone. We last spoke of the Grove City reunion and I was trying to get him to come to one of our Florida mini-reunions. My deepest sympathy to you all.
October 8, 2012
My sincere prayers go out to EddyB's family. I learned so much about hockey from his posts. His writing style was so enjoyable to read. Being a man of few words you had a sense of the person behind those sentences and an indication of the intelligence he never he subtuly emitted. I hope he is playing hockey now! michele
October 8, 2012
As another LA Times Crossword Corner Blogger, I would like to add my condolences. EddyB always had something to say that made me chuckle...no, more like chortle. I felt his pain when the Sharks were losing and even found myself checking the Mercury sport page for racing results. I'm only sorry I didn't get to meet him "in person" with fellow puzzlers, Leah and Judy.
Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Chris Bevilacqua
Bradley Baker
October 8, 2012
My deepest sympathies to the family of EddyB. Got to know him from his activity and participation in the L.A.Times Crossword Corner blog. Swell guy, from another native Pennsylvanian.
Bradley Baker
October 8, 2012
My deepest sympathies to the family of EddyB, a man I got to know on the L.A.Times Crossword Corner. It was always fun reading Eddy's comments on the puzzles, and much more in our daily lives.
October 7, 2012
My sincere condolences to you and your family. I "met" Eddie on C.C.'s Crossword Blog. We then were able to connect in person and enjoyed lively conversation and exchanging books and videos which interested us both.
We will miss having Eddie's daily comments on the blog and he will be missed by everyone on the blog.
Leah Gilmore, San Jose, CA.
Chaplain Richard Reuer
September 20, 2012
I wish to extend to you and to members of your family my deepest sympathy on your loss. May the Lord's loving promises comfort you and give you strength as you walk through this difficult time. On behalf of a greatful nation as an expression of appreciation for the honorable and faithful service rendered by your loved one. (If you wish a personalized memorial card mailed to you with history of playing of taps, 21 gun salute, meaning of each fold of the flag as a keepsake, mail to: Chaplain Richard Reuer, Honoring Those Who Served Ministry, 1206 6th St SW, Minot, ND 58701. (This is a free service to fallen veteran families.) Please give name of fallen veteran. Thank you.
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