Edward Klein

To the Klein Family,
I recently found out about your loss and I want to send you my sincere condolences. I joined Westvaco in 2001 and (like Ed) migrated to the Chillicothe area from Charleston after the merger of Mead and Westvaco. I reported directly to Ed and he quickly took me under his wing and taught me how to survive in corporate america. During the 12 months that I worked for Ed, we formed a special relationship and he taught me many things. Even though I no longer work for...

I am sorry for your loss. I always enjoyed talking with Ed, mostly in passing in the hallway at Chillicothe Research.

Sharon, Mark and I were very sorry to hear about Ed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your sons.

Dear Sharon,

Please know my love and sympathy are with you and your loved ones during these difficult days. You are in my heart and in my prayers for peace and comfort now and in the difficult days to follow. May you find much comfort in your happy memories and may they flood your heart with warmth and peace as your days increase.

My love to you and yours.

Jane

Dear Klein Family: I am so very sorry about your loss. Ed was a kind and considerate co-worker who will be deeply missed by many. May God grant you peace and comfort during this most difficult time.

I was deeply saddened to learn of Ed death and I would like to express my sincere sympathy to the family.
I was privileged to work closely with Ed during his assignment at Chillicothe. Ed was a remarkable man in many ways. My experience to work with Ed was very enjoyable and rewarding. Ed was highly respected in our company. He was regarded as a extremely intelligent, wise man, a visionary leader, a person with great dignity by anyone who ever worked with him.
With sincere...