Ed STEVENS

Dear Ed Stevens Family, so sorry to hear the passing of Ed. Yes this is 13 years late. I was Mary and Ed's mailman in Richland approximately 1980-1984. I want to say on Alice street( maybe Arbor or Agnus St)I do remember how nice people they were to me. I always enjoyed the short conversations. The one I do really remember is when Ed invited me in after he had just told me he was on the Gold Medal row team of the 1952 Olympics. He asked if I wanted to hold his medal. Heck yes I said. That...

Mary and Family:

My deepest condolences to you. Ed was an amazing man and I am glad to have been a part of his life in the end. If there is anything at all that you need, please let me know.

Kelly Raach

Mary and family.
Many of your friends here in Richland are sorry to hear Ed passed away. We think of your family often. McDonald's still live in your former home. Joann Barker

Mary, I am so sorry for your loss of Ed. I bet you have many happy travel memories with him. Sincerely, Susan Fifer

My sincere condolences to you and your family Mary.
Lesta Beattie-Manning and family

Mary, We send our love and thoughts to you and the family. Paul & Jan Dowdy and Jack Wiker

My sincere condolences to the family. I worked with Ed a number of years at the FFTF and knew him as a man of principal and character.

Condolences on your lass. I served under Mr. Stevens on The USS Segundo. He was a fine man! Sailor, rest your oar.