Ed Macauley

The Macauley Family has been blessed to have two wonderful faith-filled parents. Their legacy lives on. Peace to all, especially Mike, Janet, Meg & Mark.
Tom & Mary Hastings and family

Jim and I send our deepest sympathys to the Macauley family. We have such fond memories of the Macauleys from the days that my husband Jim Loscutoff played with Ed on the Celtics. We were all so blessed to share such special memories with each other and still think so kindly and lovingly of each other and those great days together, Lynn Loscutoff.

To The Ed "Easy ED" Macauley Family,

I don't know the Macauley Family, but one think I understand and know that to loss a love one in death is hard on any family.

The Bible tells us at Isaiah 29:8,9 that death will be swallowed up and there will be no more tears.

H.Grant, South Carolina

May Our Heavenly Father comfort you all as you grieve the loss of your dear loved one. You are in my thoughts on the very sad day.

Thank you for sharing a part of your life with us.

Ed helped bring a NBA championship to St. Louis I remember watching Ed and the Hawks play the Minneapolis Lakers at the old Keil Auditorium. I was passing through St. Louis in February 1957 and was able to see a game. Although I lived in New York, the Hawks were my favorite team, even when they played in Milwaukee in the early 50s. St. Louis has lost a true St. Louis hero. Go with God, Ed.

I,ll remember Easy Ed in my prayers always We met his grand
daughter when we visited St.Louis.
She proudly reminded me that he was the first MVP in the NBA's
first All Star game. He was a good one. God Bless You Easy Ed!

One of our very good friends, Ed Shortal, spoke often of Ed Macauley, whose daughter is married to Tom Shortal. Reading of the passing of Mr.Macauley brought back many memories of conversations about him, and my wife and i send our condolences to the f