Edward F. Gorman Jr.

My condolences to the family my late husband John Greer worked for Ed sorry for your lost.
From the Greer Family

I'm a retired water company/RWA employee. I knew Ed and in conversations with him over the years began to gain an appreciation for what he did to ensure that our public drinking water would be safe to drink. With the exception of Lake Whitney, all water drawn from reservoirs owned and operated by NHWCo was unfiltered. The only barrier against contamination of public drinking water was the land surrounding the reservoir and the addition of clorine gas to the water as it entered the pipes...

So very sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you and your family

Dear Gorman Family,

So sorry for your loss. I will always have fond memories of your father. I worked at the Water Authority for a brief time in the 1980s and came to know and like Eddie very much. Besides the smile and twinkle in his eye as shown in the photo, I will always remember his generosity of time and sharing with me as a new employee his vast knowledge of every pipe and pump in the entire water system. Even though I did not stay at the Water Authority for long, he...

Ed and the Gorman families, Laurel & I are very sorry to hear of your fathers passing. he sounds like a really great guy, just like his son. May he rest in peace.

To All the Family. Your Dad & Mom we're very special people. Most generous with their time & donations to all the organizations they belonged to. We have known each other for more than fifty years. Traveled together & socialized. We will miss his smile & outgoing personality.
God Bless you all during this most difficult time.
Love
Carl & Loretta Rennie