Edward Ansel Brown

I met Mr. and Mrs. Brown many years ago, when my uncle, John Stephen Baerst, married Allison Brown. The graciousness and elegance of Mr. and Mrs. Brown were so apparent to me, though I was only nine years old. My condolences to Mrs. Brown; Allison; Marty and Sarah Kane and their husbands; and Mr. Brown's grandchildren, including my cousins Virginia and Benedict; as they mourn the loss of such a lovely man who lived such a distinguished life. Karen Baerst Treon

Martha
I am sorry to hear of your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Martin Schulz and family

Dear Martha, Allison, Marti, and Sarah Kane,

Ted and I were so saddened to hear the news about Ed when Gloria, E. Orange St. neighbor, called. We have kept him, and all of you, in our prayers and will continue. He was a true gentleman and friend for so many years; we will treasure our memories of him and all of you with great fondness.
With much love,
Anne and Ted deConingh

MARTHA, I JUST FOUND OUT AND I AM VERY SAD, BUT TRYING TO LAUGH SO HARD AT ALL THE FOND MEMORIES WE HAVE SHARED FOR SO MANY, MANY YEARS.

MY FONDEST THOUGHTS GO TO THE GIRLS,ALSO, WHO WILL MISS THEIR DAD IN SO MANY WAYS.

LOVE ALWAYS,

BILLIE

We have been thinking of you and want to express our sympathy.
Ed was a great friend and a wonderful man, father and husband. We will miss him but have very fond memories of our times together. Our sympathies to Allison, Marty and Sarah Kane. Love you all.

Martha;

We are thinking of you.

With love,
Don and Lucille