Edward Goode Butterworth

I grew up with Ed, at Westhampton Elementary and Jr. High School, as well as Thomas Jefferson High School,in Richmond, Virginia. In the 3rd Grade, His Father passed away, and this was the first time any of us had known anyone to lose a Loved One. We were all really sorry for Him, and We Loved Him in a Special Way after That, for All of Our Lives! He was Always Loving, and Kind, and Friendly! Always! I can't Remember Him any other way! May GOD Bless His Family, Especially, at this Time of...

Ed made everything better just being Ed. And what a great friend! Thank you family and friends for sharing him. He is greatly missed already and will be remembered always.

So very sorry for your family´s loss. Prayers of comfort to all Ed was such a kind person who lived by serving as the hands and feet of Jesus everywhere he went especially in the halls of the PCC community. He was a man of integrity and quiet resilience.

Ed was a very nice, good-hearted person. We always enjoyed seeing him and talking with him. Ed and Ellen raised two wonderful children, Melissa and Ed. May God continue to Bless Ed in Heaven.

Ed and Leslie, so sorry to learn of your loss. Our parents and other family members will always be in our hearts and memories. Know that Mary Beth are praying for you and your family during this difficult time.

ed butterworth a regular volunteer at richmond road runners club races. his smile, his enthuiasm, and his energy made him a joy to work finish lines and the clean up afterwards. peaceful passings,

I first met Ed when working with Nim at Media General. He was so friendly and always had a smile on his face. My heart goes out to Nim and her family as they deal with their loss. May the happy memories help you through this difficult time.

Nim, you and your entire family are in our prayers. We are so sorry for your loss. We met Ed at Stonebridge for bridge games. We so enjoyed his light hearted approach to the game and life. We will miss seeing him; but we know he is at peace with no pain anymore. And that is a blessing. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Ed was a wonderful man. I loved playing bridge with him. I miss him every time I sit down to play bridge at Stonebridge where he had so many friends. He had an amazing smile and was always so kind and gracious to everyone. Peace.