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Robert Findlay
May 3, 2018
Neighbors in Monroe, Ct and in Brewster, Ma. Lots of memorys over many years.
Tom Schutte
April 11, 2018
Dear Mrs. Eddinger and family, my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. May your memories give you peace and comfort.
April 8, 2018
Rest in peace
Kevin Nelson
April 8, 2018
I had Mr. Eddinger for woodworking class at Wooster in 1963/1964. He picked my step stool as the " what not to do" and then demonstrated how it could be fixed. He was a passionate teacher and a great guy. And I kept and used that step stool right through 2017. God bless Mr. Eddinger and his family.
I am guessing the pearly gates will soon be replaced with Mahogany (SMILE).
Kevin Nelson
April 8, 2018
I had Me Eddinger at Wooster back in 1973. He picked my step stool as the worst mistake and then used it to demonstrate how you could fix a mistake. He was a great guy and a passionate teacher. And that step stool went with me through the year 2017 when I finally parted with it.
God bless Mr. Eddinger and his family.
I am guessing the pearly gates will be changed to Mahogany.
Frank C. Katona
April 8, 2018
To the Eddinger Family my condolences. I had Richard for a teacher and as a student teacher. I will always remember him. He was a great teacher and he will be missed.
1960 FORD FALCON
April 7, 2018
SO LONG MR. EDDINGER. YOU TAUGHT ME HOW TO DO WOODWORKING AT WOOSTER AND HOW TO DRIVE AT BUNNELL. I DON'T KNOW WHERE I EVER FOUND IT BUT HERE IS A PICTURE OF YOU AT DRIVERS ED CLASS.
DAVID DUGGAN
Bob Altieri
April 7, 2018
Mr. Eddinger taught me the "right way" to do woodworking thus creating a lifelong passion for the craft. That was 1957 at the brand spanking new Wooster Jr. High. A great educator. Well done. Be thou now at peace.
Ken Malchisky
April 7, 2018
To the Eddinger family he was a great teacher I had him in Wooster Jr in the 1970 may he rest in peace.
David Jezierny
April 7, 2018
Teaching at Bunnell with Dick was a fun experience. He was loved by his students and fellow teachers.
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