Edward Chilson

Like Judy S, I too have the fondest memories of the Chilson boys at First Baptist, singing in the youth choirs, especially. The recent death of another North Adams classmate led me to wonder and think fondly of Eddie and Larry, and I was so shocked to hear of his death. He was an admirable and likeable child, and it seems those characteristics carried into adulthood, To the whole family, I am so very sorry for your loss.

Ed was one of my dearest friends and colleagues. He was truly an outstanding individual, with high moral and personal standards. He was a highly intelligent man. Ed was fair. He loved his family most of all. We spoke last week and he talked so lovingly of his wonderful and talented daughter, Ester. I loved Ed. He was a great teacher and a unique friend. His passing is a profound loss to all who knew him.

I am so sorry to see this. My cousin, Bill Windover had made a Face Book post offering prayers...and then I found this. I grew up with the three Chilson boys at First Baptist Church...so firstly, to Larry and David I send special sympathy and comfort to you and all of the family. Our mothers sang together in the choir for many many years. And I loved your Uncle Herbie too. To Ed's daughter, friends and extended families, I wish peace and love....as you grieve this loss of one gone too soon.

Thoughts and prayers for all of your family. Rest in peace old friend.

Our condolences to all the Families of Ed,we are sorry for your loss.RIP Ed

The Royals,Bev,Rick & Allan

Our Condolences to the Chilson & Putnam families for your loss. I share many great memories of our family get togethers over the years. We pray God will comfort you during this time of grieving. It is with great confidence, that as a family of Christians, we share in the hope of eternal life.

Esther, We are so sorry for your loss. We are here for anything you need. Love, The Keele Family