EDWARD J. HEALEY II

Sorry to hear about Ed. He was a great guy and I have great memories of him at DeMatha. God Bless!

I posted a picture of Ed Healey in 1969 when we all were young teens...I was shocked to see Ed had passed away...I remember him fondly. I did not realize he lived in CP as I do. So sorry we did not get together. My thoughts and prayers are with the Healey family. God bless you Ed. RIP. You will always be remembered as a wonderful person and teen friend.

Refuge Church loved having him come on Saturday mornings to pray with us. His love for his "Brother" Jessie spilled over onto all of us. He was a genuinely nice person and we will miss him. Much love and prayers to Angela and his PRECIOUS son, Edward III.

Eddie was one of the truly good guys. He was about 5 years older than me, and a close family friend. I remember him coming home from high school and stopping in to visit my family. He was always kind and good natured. I was able to reconnect with Eddie a few years ago and he had not changed a bit. I will miss you, you had an impact on me and I will always remember you.

I met Eddie as a young child as he and my dad (Rod), aunt (Linda) and Uncle (Neil) were long-time friends. Angela and Edward, I am deeply sorry for your loss. Please know, Eddie was and will always be very much loved. -Laura & Simone

My sincere condolences to the Healey family for the loss of your loved one. May you find comfort in the words of the Psalmist "Throw your burden upon God himself! and he will sustain you. Never will he allow the righteous one to fall". May the one true God sustain you during your grieving process.

I have known "Mr" Healey for many years, he was a great friend to my father Elliott "Tony" Herriott. I remember Mr. Healey and my father lifting that "iron" as they called it faithfully for many years. My heart and prays go out to his wife and son, who we look to as part of our family. Mr. Healey was loved by my family and he will be truly missed. I know that my father will miss those "Big Tony" calls. Rest in peace "Mr." Healey.