Berlin, Maryland
Edward Hopkins Hammond Jr.BERLIN — Edward Hopkins Hammond Jr. died Thursday, Sept. 1, 2011. Mr. Hammond proudly traced his ancestry to Mark Hammond, who migrated from England to the Eastern Shore of Virginia in 1634. Mark's son, Edward Hammond, immigrated to Queponco in Somerset (now Worcester)...
Read MoreOur 50th reunion together brought back so many fun memories of our days together at St. Andrew's. The laughter, the joking around about the things we did, the pranks combined with the discussion of how our life journeys have taken us was all so much fun. Ed accomplished so very much and contributed so much to everyone around him. Ed really succeeded in life. We shall miss you Ed.
Brian Fisher
September 16, 2011 | Glastonbury, CT
I was out of town during the service, or I would have been there. The twinkle in Ed's eye will be long remembered.
Joan Maloof
September 13, 2011
Ed was an exceptional spirit and I shall certainly miss his humor. "Princess Di" was my name in the office and I shall miss hearing that. May your soul rest in peace. To the family, my prayers are with you! God Bless!
Diane Downing
September 08, 2011 | Pocomoke
A lot of water has gone over the dam since 1960. Each of our classmates has gone off in many different directions, some successfully, some maybe not so. These are times when I am forced to look back at my own life, my friends and family and wonder where did time go? My kids, no longer kids, think the 1960’s are ancient times like I used to think of the 1930’s of my parents era. Yet, in my mind set, the 1960’s are still as fresh as ever, although these body parts are definitely feeling the...
Laury Deschamps
September 07, 2011 | Annapolis, MD
You will be missed Mr. Hammond. I loved the stories while I worked for the Commissioners office! My prayers to your family!
Karin Scott
September 06, 2011 | Berlin, MD
Ed was truly the "Prince of Justice". I learned alot from Ed and will treasure his many stories.
Faith Coleman
September 06, 2011 | Snow Hill, MD
We will miss your sense of humor and love of life. It was an honor to work with you. Our prayers are with you and your family.
John & Carol Ross
September 06, 2011 | Berlin, MD
Ed Hammond was a wonderful person. I got to know Ed when he would come to the office to see Whaley. He always took the time to come in our office and talk to us. He used to joke about Whaley having Bankers hours because he would always get there before Whaley. Every time I would see him ,Ed would take the time to talk. He surely will be missed. My condolences to all the Family. God gave us Memories so our Loved One would always be with us. Lean on God he will see you through .
Ann Truitt
September 05, 2011 | Berlin, MD
Dear Betty and family,
Whenever I saw "Yumpy" I smiled before either of us had said a word. Surely anyone tolerating their childhood nickname into adulthood has to be extraordinarily well adjusted. His sense of humor never failed, making doing business with him an occasion.
My favorite story was of a rainy day boardwalk pub crawl when his beach stand was closed. Yumpy and associates were asked to leave the Irish House for making too much noise! He declared he'd never heard of...
September 05, 2011