Edward Patrick Burke Jr.

Dear Jeanette and family In the middle of September 1966 I met this wonderful and joyful man. I was a new nursing graduate working on 1 south room 188 to be exact after the fire engine crash in front of St Francis. This fun-loving fireman told me he had someone he wanted meet. At this time I was suppose to get married in 2 months which never happened . If it were not for this great person I would not have married George loh a year later What a blessing he was In our lives Know how he...

Such a wonderful neighbor!! Rest in peace Ed

Sorry for your loss RIP Mr Burke prayers for you and your family from Peter Plumeri

Go with GOD, Ed

I met Ed @ Trenton FD E-9, He would stop in to see his old friend Capt. George Abbott. I was the new guy, he was off the job already due to an accident between E2 and E10 in 1966. A genuine good guy, R.I.P. ED

Sending my condolences to the Burke family. So sorry for your loss. I remember your family living on Strawberry Street right next to the playground. This is so bizarre because I was watching a show the other night of a house on fire, and I immediately remembered Mr. Burke being a Trenton firefighter. My prayers are with all of you. Sincerely, Janet (Lloyd) Kalisch

Dear Aunt Jeanette, Patty, Debbie, Lori, and Eddie - I´m so very sorry for your loss. Uncle Eddie was such a kind man and I´m so grateful I was able to see him before the move to AZ. Sending love and prayers to you all

Mrs. Burke and Family, So sorry for your. Growing up in the neighborhood I have fond memories of Mr. Burke, the nicest person. May you find peace and comfort in all the Wonderful memories. My sincerest condolences. Pam Nerwinski Jarkowski Hamilton Square,NJ

Your heart soon will be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.