EDWARD P. DOYLE

Marcia, I am so sorry. Andy and I send love and our deepest sympathy.

Marcia, we extend our deepest condolences. Roger is so grateful that he and Eddie had a wonderful conversation just a couple weeks before he died. Roger considered him a good friend, and we will remember you both for your beautiful relationship with each other.Eddie's open-hearted generosity to all who may be in need has had a lasting influence on us. He will be fondly remembered. Julie and Roger Cornwell, New Orleans

Ed was a gentleman and a scholar. He loved to make you laugh. The first time he really showed his humor to me was at his parents-in-laws 50th wedding anniversary. It was a roast! The stage didn´t frighten him and what better stage than the Cheers bar! He even would let me and my brother go behind the bar and serve a couple of drinks when we would visit from Miami. From insulting the meager tips left by the British to spinning a cautionary tale, he was gifted with gab. Bartenders are supposed...

Wow - never know what to say, but my memories go way back to the late 70s and early 80s. I loved going there even without all the Cheers story. It was a great place upstairs and downstairs in the bar. Treated everyone so well wonderful bartenders and waitresses. Wish I could reconnect. I love that we used to "Roam for foam"

Marcia, I am so sorry to learn of Eddie's passing.

I count myself fortunate to have received the gift of his friendship. Let me tell you, that's the very definition of "the gift that keeps on giving".

Which is appropriate, because Eddie was giving personified. He gave generously of his time and his talents, his compassion and his creativity, his love and his laughter. He had an innate sense for knowing when someone needed their spirits lifted or a shoulder to lean on....

Marcia, Sorry to hear of Eddie´s passing. I have to say, a smile comes to my face whenever I hear or read his name. He was the best. My condolences. Be well, dave

My sincere condolences to those who loved Eddie Doyle. Eddie was very kind to me when I was a young man. I met him while bartending at Lawrence´s in Falmouth Heights back in the 90´s. He helped me get a job at 75 Chesnut in Beacon Hill soon after they opened that fall. I´ll always be grateful to him for that. His life of service to his fellows never ended at last call, his countless acts of kindness and generosity reflected his character and that inspired me later in life to share in that...