Edward I. Kearbeline

i have many fond memories of uncle ed...here are but a few; we moved from new york to california in 1956 and then went on a trip back to new york and stayed with him and aunt eleanore in barker. it was late october and early november of 1958. i remember the air was crisp and and the smell of people burning their leaves filled the neighborhood. i remember going to a high school football game, where his future son-in-law, joe , was playing...i believe he also was teaching at the high...

Uncle Ed,
What a wonderful man to admire. I spoke of you often to people in my life. I would mention of you and my aunt Eleanore. You raised to beautiful children who I also admire with their spouses and children. I know that I didn't get to see you as often as I would have liked to as life always seemed so short, but you were in my thoughts often. I will miss you ,and you may not have known it, but your were a part of my outlook on life. I thank you for being who you were.. I love You.....

The world lost a giant of a man with a beautiful soul & a great heart. My Uncle Ed was in my life for 70 yrs. & I have lovely memories of those years. As a teenager, he & my Dad took me to high school football games on a crisp Autumn Saturday afternoon. I enjoyed all of the times he & Aunt Eleanor came to visit me & my family in Calif. & after my husband died in 1971, they took me under their wings. We went on vacations together & for years I spent St. Patrick's Day with them, in...

I have so many memories of Mr. K. Your family was so important to me as a young child. I can shut my eyes and see your house in Barker...the porch, our shared yard, your kitchen. I just found pictures of Ed at my Mom and Dad's 35th wedding anniversary! Thanks for wonderful memories. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family.

Love to all!

We are so grateful that we got to meet Ed shortly after his grandson and our daughter married. What a delightful person to be around. Always cheerful. He generously welcomed us into his family and made us feel at home. I know everyone will miss him.

We have known ED for many years as both a patient and a friend , He always brought a smile to our office. He was always a gentleman. Dr Catapano and Staff

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. I have fond memories of working, traveling and sharing a bit of wine while Ed had his manhatten. Such a wonderful man. He always said he'd come back as a black cat - loved him.