Edgar L. Fauteux Jr.

Condolences to the whole family.

To Ray and all Eddie´s family, my sincere condolences on your loss. A.O. White was the greatest men´s store and the place I had my first charge account at age 18 and thanks to Eddie, a place I enjoyed working at part time for the fall through the Christmas season in 1974. I remember Eddie well for his sense of humor, generosity and business acumen, not to mention his peerless sense of classic men´s clothing, something which had been so important to me in my entire working life. My condolences.

We are sending our sympathies to the entire family. We go back a long way. I have countless memories of working with Ed in the store for many years and sharing family occasions as well. I am sure he was impeccably dressed to the end. The Fauteux family was an integral part of ours and we will miss him. Sara(White) and Bill Donohue

Miss you my friend. Spring Street has never been the same. Holding down the fort ;) My condolences to your wonderful family. A true gentleman and a great mentor. Goodbye my friend. -Jason, Katie and Ridley

Toni and are so saddened to hear of Ed´s passing. Our memories of our times together will last forever. Tom and Toni

Ray, Very sorry to hear of the passing of your brother. He will be in my prayers

We are saddened to learn of Ed's passing. Ironically, we are away on a buying trip for our store A. O. White, an activity we shared with Ed numerous times when we worked together all those years ago. Ed ran our men's store for many years, both alongside our father and founder Al White, and on his own when Dad served as an executive at Mass Mutual. He was an integral part of the success of our company, and his contributions helped to make A. O. White a regional institution and one of the...

A good guy and a real gentleman. My condolences