Edward A. Blakeslee

All too late but I´m named for his father Malcolm. His father was my grandmothers doctor who delivered my mother Alice Kreidler. Grandmother Dorothy

I have known Ed as a colleague working at Student Support Services many years back at SU. He was a true gentleman, a very special person with all he knew, the way he thought, the way he communicated and what he cared about. I am only learning his passing now and feel saddened by it. But I also know he will be always remembered with love by all who have known him. Fulya Sari

I am deeply sorry to hear of Ed's passing. I have spent many Wednesday evenings talking with Ed at the aquarium society. He will be truly missed at the CNYAS.

I grew up with Ed when we were children in Shortsville NY, and his father was the doctor in town. Very sorry to hear of his passing. Sincerely, Bill O'Donnell

Dear Irene, Jennifer, and Jeff,
We are so glad to have known Ed. He could definitely hold his own at a raucous family gathering. We will miss his wry, dry sense of humor and great wit. He will be greatly missed.
Love,
Molly and Ed Hartnett

Our monthly volunteer lunches at Baltimore Woods originated from a suggestion that Ed had. He understood the value of taking a meal with people you share interests and care about. We miss him already.

I have known Ed for over 30 years and am very saddened by his passing. Ed, your wry sense of humor will be missed. Irene and family, my thoughts are with you.

I only met Ed a few short years ago, he was a kind and helpful man.I am sorry for your loss.