Edward F. Husted

I want to remember Ed this morning, after a huge win by the Los Angeles Dodgers! last summer, at Ginny Swartzs memorial service, I was reunited with my teacher and accompanist after decades and decades. it was a wonderful connection after which, we called each other, he sent me tapes , and we watched last years World Series on the phone together. so when the Dodgers won in the 18th inning last night, Im sure that Ed had a part in that victory !miss you Ed

My deepest condolences to the family and to those who knew and loved him. Our family too will miss him dearly. He, my Uncle John and Aunt Joan (LaFalce), also music graduates from Potsdam's Crane School and with the Arlington school system, were a close-knit family. I was fortunate that, years ago, he let this little kid play a couple of 'gigs' with him at one of the clubs in Hyde Park. Those of us who were given the gift of knowing him can only smile with the memory of a talented,...

My sincere sympathy to the family.

Rest in Peace Ed. A good friend, a great talent John & Sallie Foster Our thoughts and and Prays are with rhe fanily

To the Ed Husted family,
I am deeply saddened about your father's passing.
Our paths crossed many years ago at Potsdam (Crane Music school) and again here in the Hudson Valley.
We were fellow musicians in Local 238 and played a lifetime of commercial jobs. Ed was the best pianist I ever met or heard.
May he rest in peace and I will treasure his memories.

To Sue, Sharon, Stacy, all Grandkids and the entire Husted family: We were so saddened to learn of the passing of Eddie. He was a good guy, friend, father, grandfather and a great "piano man". I'll always remember the "old" St. Mary's of Fishkill basketball days with a heartfelt smile! Our prayers are with you and may God Bless you always. ~ George and Michael Caruso.