EDWARD A. CURRAN

I am very sorry to learn of Ed's passing. Our connection was Dorchester and hockey. I remembered him playing for Christopher Columbus HS in the Met League on Friday nights in the Boston Arena. We later played in pick-up hours at different rinks. The next and final stop for me with Ed was playing on the Warriors on Monday Nights in Cohasset at the Winter Gardens and later in Hingham at Pilgrim Arena. Ed was known for being a strong skater. Ed was also an excellent hockey player. Most of all...

Ed Curran was a Prince among men. He was always courteous and kind, a true gentleman. Ed was a great father and his sons are an example of Ed's goodness and generosity. He and I became friends since our boats were moored in the creek near each other. And Ed had a passion for sailing which I appreciated. I recall seeing him prepping his boat to weather a September hurricane. I was doing the same. Others were pulling their boats out, but Ed and I decided let's sail until November... this storm...

Dear Elaine and Family...So sorry to hear of your loss. Eddie was a great guy and childhood friend. Many memories! Prayers to you and your family.

Elaine, Thinking of you and your family at this time. I have many fond memories of holidays over the years . Ed will be greatly missed.

Ed It was You and Bill Walker that taught me how to be a GREAT UNION Brother. I remember the days and Many hours before Union meetings to talk about how we can make this Union a better place. Thanks for being my Mentor with Billy and our Team. God bless You and your Whole Family. You leave here only to we meet again in thee Big Jib in the Sky Brother. Love ya and will miss You. In Brotherhood Marty Aikens