Edward Louis Bagnaschi, Jr.

To Bernice and family, I want to share my condolences for the loss of your husband Edward. I worked with him back at the Cheshire Pratt & Whitney plant and always enjoyed his conversations and sense of humor. Please know you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Marc J Sauvageau

I remember my cousin Eddie as being 'big as life'! He was exuberant and you knew when he entered the room. He always seemed friendly and helpful. I'm grateful for his help getting me one of my first jobs at the Record Journal newspaper. My deepest condolences to his beloved family and especially his sister, Elisa. May you find comfort and peace.

I worked with Ed at P&W he was a great guy my condolences to the family

I was Ed`s Basketball Coach in the Meriden Boy`s Club Cuno League when he was 10-12 years old and remember his Dad as being his biggest fan! I also graduated Meriden High School in 1954 with Ed`s mother Phyllis. My deepest sympathy and condolences to Ed`s Wife, Children and Grandchildren and extended family.May his Soul rest in God`s eternal peace forever! Sincerely, with Love and Peace, John A. Young Cromwell, Ct

To Ed's family and loved one's you have my condolences. I worked with Ed at Pratt Whitney Cheshire. Ed cared about people and helped many with his Union activism including myself. I am grateful to have known him.

My cousin Eddie was a vital part of my life. In our younger days, Eddie and Elisa and myself were always together. Those Springdale Ave memories are resurfacing and I feel the warm embrace of these memories. My heart is broken. I will keep his memory and laughter close throughout the rest of my life. Eddie forever loved Eddie forever remembered May Eddie be at peace, free of suffering and surrounded by all those he loved from our earthly existence! Love you always, Cindy xo

I was in Ed´s class at Wilcox. He was a great guy and fun to be around.

Bernice you and the family have our condolences. We will miss seeing Ed out walking around the neighborhood.