Edward J. Corrigan

Hey you,

Thanks for 17 of a great friendship. I will miss you so much.

Nancy

This Thanksgiving I am thinking of all of you. Lost my husband 3 months ago (Lakewood teacher and coach) and constantly ask God to help you all through your pain. We will all be together again and as my husband said "this is just the scrimmage, the big game is upstairs". It is a given I will continue to ask God to send you strenth for the days ahead.

To all of YOU who have offered kind words, prayers, stories about Ed, your presence and other support ... we will be giving THANKS in your honor this holiday. You are helping us all immensely

To the Corrigan Family.

So sorry for your loss. You are in our prayers especially at this Holiday time. We too are experiencing a holiday loss with Owen gone.

We all remember the fun times at Speed Skating at Winterhust with Eddie and the rest of the family.

May God Bless you all.

Annie Quinn and family.

To the Corrigan, Grace and McKenna Families,

I am truly sorry for your loss. I have known Ed for many years through my brother, Al Ritter, and have always admired him for his charming way, dry sense of humor and his infallible compassion he has shown. He will be missed in many ways by many, many people. Please know that I will keep Ed and all of you in my thoughts and prayers through this difficult time. Ed may be gone, but he will never be forgotten....and will always be...

Roseanne,
I am sorry for your loss. You and your family are in our prayers.
Teri(Cipra)Marhefka

Dearest Corrigan family,

We are so sorry for your loss. His honesty, compassion for others and wicked sense of humor will truly be missed. Please find comfort in knowing that so very many people held him in their highest regards. We have all lost a wonderful person.

Dear Rosanne, the Corrigan Family, the Grace Family and Friends of Ed; I just learned today of the tragic loss of one of Cleveland's finest - and in these tough times and in this small note, please take comfort that Edward is safe home. God bless,

"Hey you"
I'll miss you always and see you on the other side.