Edward A. Dettor

Oh Addy and Nick, I was surprised and so sorry to read about your Dad's death. I drive by his house very often on my way to the Bobbin Mill and sometimes stopped to talk. I havent seen him in a while but we always talked about you both. Oh how proud he was and how much he loved you both. He spoke of your accomplishments. Many times you were both given accolades for your achievements in academics, in the V.Rptr and your participating at Harwood and your incredible musical career too,...

Addy and Nick - I was saddened to hear of the passing of your dear dad. It was a treat to chat with him at Mehurons. He was always proud of your accomplishments in school and life. It is always interesting to read about the other things you don't know about a person. Continue to carry on some of his interests. Take care.

So very sorry to hear this news. Eddy was one of the first people I met when moving to the Sugarbush Valley in 1970. He was such a kind, gentle man who would do anything for anybody. In recent years when my husband and I visited the Valley, we would always stop to see Eddy at Mehuron's. He was so very proud of his children. I'm sending my deepest sympathies to his family.

I have known Eddie for several years, meeting him at St Patrick's Church. We always had a chat when I went to Mehurons grocery store. Very down to earth guy. He adored his children. Eddie will be sorely missed.

Very sad to read about Eddy’s passing. Always kind. The world needs more like him. RIP Eddy ❤

One of my most vivid memories of Eddy was his ability to make everyone he met feel special.
Also his deep love of family, especially his love and concern for Addy and Nick.

So very sorry to read about Eddy. I wish I'd known he was from the Syracuse area as I was too! Rival areas so we would have had lots to talk about! He will be missed.

We are so saddened to hear about Eddy’s passing. Hope he is surrounded by all his loving friends from the Valley in heaven. We will truly miss his kindness and friendship. He will live on in the hearts of all he knew and loved. Rest In Peace. Love, Tom and Cheryl Kaminski

I was glad to have known Ed as a friend for 43 years beginning with the time we spent as coworkers at the Phoenix / Odyssey restaurant at Sugarbush, VT. In a resort community filled with restaurants and night clubs, Eddy was known as a Class A bartender. He was as interested talking to the wealthy patrons at the Valley's most distinguished restaurants as he was with dishwashers after their shift was over. Later on in both our careers we would cross paths often and Eddy was never too busy to...