Okemos, Michigan
Edward J. Abraham Okemos Age 86, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, April 28, 2010. Born June 3, 1923 to Simon and Mary (Ruhanna) Abraham in Lansing. Ed served in the US Army during WWII. After returning he worked as an Electrical Engineer, retiring from the Dana Corp. He is preceded in death...
Read MoreAfter visiting with Eddie a couple weeks ago, we were surprised to learn just today of Eddie's death. Eddie will be missed as a neighbor. He always had a quick smile and a ready handshake and a treat for the kids. Our condolences to the family.
Bruce & Rita Peffers
May 05, 2010 | Okemos, MI
I and my wife are very sorry to hear of your loss. I am one of the sons of lady (Mary Almus) who lived across the street from Eddie for so many years. I did not know him well but I discovered on many occassions if there was ever a need for a tool Eddie was most happy to dig into his tool box and loan it to you. Thank you again for giving us Eddie.
Fred/Sarah Almus
May 03, 2010 | Rocky Mount, NC
To Jayne and Mike,
We've known Eddie for over 30 years and enjoyed him as well as your mom, as friends for all that time. Your dad was among the very best persons that we have ever known, truly a gentle and caring man. He will now be with Mary and they can walk hand in hand together ......forever.
Ron and Phyllis Johnson
Ron & Phyllis Johnson
April 30, 2010 | Findlay, OH
So sorry for your loss. Papa was a great man. May he rest in peace. Thinking of you all and sending love your way. Kati, Chris and Ben Pannecouck
Kati Pannecouck
April 30, 2010 | Pleasant Ridge, MI
Im very sorry to hear about your loss. I didnt know him for very long but in the short time that I did I learned what a kind hearted man he truly was. I am very thankful for him helping me when I needed it. Someone he didn't even know. Michelle, you and your family are in my prayers and I love you! Sincerely Monique Gallegos
April 30, 2010
To Mike, Jayne and family:
I was very sad to hear that your father had passed. He was a very sweet man and will be sorely missed. He thought very highly of his family. It was an honor to have known him.
Sincerely,
Jolene Wyman-Chmielewski
April 30, 2010