EDWARD E. CHUMAN

I remember you so clearly, Eddie. You were a gruff gentleman. Very cool.

All love,

Victoria Zielinski

I met Ed a long long time ago when I was a sound man for a band called "School Boys". Ed was the lighting man. We worked many shows around northeast IL. Eventually I was asked to play guitar in the band and we changed our name to "The Kind".

Ed didn't stay around. He went to The Vic/Clubland where I bumped into him again.

I know that he was Gorgeous George's sparring partner when he was younger. I saw his glossy wearing a cape.

So sad that we didn't hook up...

From promoters to wrestlers, Ed helped those who were overlooked or just needed a "break". He would always put his reputation on the line, if he thought it would help someone. He gave me advice all the time, both personally and professionally, in and out of the wrestling world.

He was a very entertaining character, putting smiles on everyone he came in contact with. (He will be "quoted" for years to come!) That was a great gift he gave us all.

He had a gruff exterior,...

My thoughts and prayers are with the Chuman family. I just started to get to know Ed and what a gentleman and a great guy. I know hes in a much better place right now. God Bless!!

Ed always made me feel appreciated at every wrestling show I attended with which he was involved and worked hard to make those shows enjoyable. I will always remember him fondly.

My sympathies to the family. Mr. Chuman helped my find some nwa logo merchandise He also didn't mind talking "shop" with fan. I appreciated his assistance and kindness to me. God Bless - you have my deepest sympathy

Pam and Jenny, Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Our deepest sympathy to you both and your entire family. Please call us if you need anything. Much love, Steve and Melanie Fugate and Family

The world is left a smaller place with Ed's passing. My time working with Ed at the Vic and around Chicago was energizing, funny and warm. Pam, you have my deepest sympathy.

Pam and Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you - my deepest sympathy.
Jeanne Sanek McLain