Emil "Ed" J Bacso

Interviewed Emil for hire at the NY FMCC branch in about 1963-64. His 6 ft+ size and 300 lb+ weight were impressive along with his positive attitude. So proud of his FMCC career and love of family.

Sorry to have learned that Emil passed this January; my prayers and thoughts go to his family and friends. I was a friend long ago at St. Andrew's Elementary in Flushing, NY and more closely at Holy Cross High School where we were both deeply into photography. During this time I learned much from Emil about about general things and especially the photographic arts, and even thought of becoming a professional photographer, which I still love to this day. While we took different paths in...

Fond memories of a class mate. I pray his family finds peace in the knowledge of his joy in the arms of Jesus

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

"Ed" was my favorite Branch Operations Manager to work with at Ford Credit Long Island. I only got to meet him once in person during a relocation and it was awesome.; very helpful and organized to ensure he was ready on Monday morning. I loved his laugh and he always treated me with respect. My prayers and condolences for his entire family. Cherish the memories while he was "loaned" to us and now God needs him more.

Emil will be missed. Enjoyed taking care of Emil at the wound care center. May God be with you in this time of sorrow. We will miss him.

I remember ED fondly as a Ford employee. He was a professional and very good at his job. Rest in peace and condolences to his family.

Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers to the entire Bacso Family. The Ruggiero Family will always remember the profound impact that Ed had on our lives. From the Farmingdale Years, to Ann and I spending countless hours with him in his office at FMCC, along with his ability to enhance our professional and personal well being. Ed's patience and willingness to impart knowledge have had a lasting impact on how we conduct ourselves every day. He will surely be missed, but will never be forgotten.

Prayers and hugs