Edmund-Azkoul-Obituary

Edmund Azkoul

Grand Rapids, Michigan

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AZKOUL - Edmund John Azkoul, age 91, of Grand Rapids, passed away Tuesday, October 11, 2011. He was a veteran of World War II. In the 40's and 50's Edmund was known throughout West Michigan as Eddie Koul. Orchesta and band conducter, musician, arranger, and composer. He was heard over the...

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Our trips to Grand Rapids, Michigan included many fond memories of Uncle Edmund. He was a great story teller with his humorous stories & jokes. He made people laugh especially when he had a video camera in his hand. He will forever be missed. Love, Paul, Kathy, Aaron & Irene Azkoul

I will never forget when Ed my cousin, arrived for the first time here in Lebanon. he simply came to find his immediate family over here and find aswell his roots. form the first moment he was able with his wicked mind and sence of humor and affection to capture the hearts of all who knew him. Ed, I will never forget you and you will always be present in our thoughts, hearts and prayers. Ed's cousin Nicolas.

Our lives are filled with memories of Uncle Ed. All the loving attention he showered on two fatherless girls. We are truly grateful to have been recipients of his affection and we loved him in return. We look forward to making new memories of our dear uncle when God resurrects him to a peaceful, beautiful new world! Rev. 21:4 Joy and Sunny

I remember the years on Evergreen, the endless miles of reel-to-reel tapes Ed had downstairs and the times I would go to LAV and sit in with him during his show. Ed introduced us Dutch kids to Lebanese foods and my folks loved to share time and cooking traditions across the backyards as our families grew up together. Our condolences to Barb, Sherry, Mark and to all the family. Ed was a good guy and will be well remembered.

Sherry,

You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers. Let me know if you need anything.

Big Hug,
Alex

Edmund showed us all what family and loyalty were. He had an impact on everybody who knew him. His wicked sense of humor will be especially missed.
Love, Claudia and Tom

In his nineties, Uncle Ed could light up a room like nobodies business. I could still hear him singing with my daughters and giving them tips on the "up beat" vs the "down beat".Did I mention, this occurred while he was recovering in the hospital. We will miss the wonderful blessing of Uncle Edmund. Love, Janis

You didn't have to know Eddie well to be impressed by his talent and kindness. His was a life well-lived. My sympathies.
Karen Henry