Eddie Riddle, Jr.

Just found out that Eddie had left this world. He was a standup man and it was my pleasure to have known him and worked beside him over the years out of IBEW Local 66. Our prayers are with his family.

Hey Grandpa, it’s me, Kj, and I wanted to try my best to do something for you. I know we didn’t see each other very often, but I know deep down in my heart that you were a very good man, dad, and grandad. I’ll try my best to give you a letter on here once a week. I love you, BYE!!!❤❤❤

Blessings to the entire Riddle family. I first met Eddie when I became an apprentice in 1988 and began to learn the tricks of our trade. I still remember sitting around class with him teaching transformer hook ups and knots along side Billy. His willingness to pass along his knowledge played a great roll in where I am today and I will be forever grateful as I to pass it along to others. Thank you Brother.

Blessings to Eddie’s family as you are daily reminded of many precious memories. God promises daily compassion.
Sue Dinges,Eddie’s 7th grade Reading teacher

My deepest condolences to Carolyn and the entire Riddle family. Eddie was such a good friend and co-worker, we had many fun adventures together and I will miss him dearly. You were bigger than life itself brother and always a joy to be around, God bless you brother and rest in peace.

Carolyn, Windy, Rodney (and families Riddle) a loss such as this is unimaginably painful and something that only time can heal. We share this love.
Butch, was my brother from another mother, we shared life's ups and downs. He is the strongest man I met, and a role model for anyone to follow. He said what he felt and meant it too. Brother will miss you till I see you in heaven.

My Health prevents our attendance.

Carolyn, I am so sorry for the loss of your dear husband. I am praying for you and your family

I do enjoyed working with Eddie as a Dashiell tech, and him being the Lineman Pro he was. Always made the job go as smoothly as possible. Enjoyed his company as as a friend and co-worker at Dacon. Please accept my sincere condolences and prayers to the family. May the Lord grant peace and strength beyond all understanding to each of you.

One of my earliest memories of Butch was him “lighting up” his Harley in Sugarland—you could hear it throughout the neighborhood! Several years later, he, Toby, Jeannette and several of their friends road to Sturgis & we spent the day riding with them—it was so much fun and I wish we could’ve had several more rides together. Lots of love to family and friends.