Edward K. Lank

To the family of Edward K. Lank

We are sincerely sorry to hear of the passing of Edward. We hope you will find peace and strength in your faith, family and friends at this time of loss.

Would a member of the family at a later time please REGISTER Edward so he will also be honored and remembered in the HISTORICAL PRESERVATION RECORD of those who attended JOHN HARRIS HIGH SCHOOL, as he was a cherished member of the JUNE graduating Class of 1942.

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Andy, David, and Tom, your father was my favorite uncle, always laughing and joking. What a reunion Grammie, PopPop, dad, Bob, Burton, Patty, and your mom are having. Our thoughts are with you--Leslie Lank Brooks

I knew Ed and his family since way back as my dad was pastor at Trinity UMC where his family went. I went to John Harris High with he and Nancy, and his brother Dick married my sister Ruth. I remember him fondly and send my condolences to all of his family.

Cynthia and Dave, How very grateful you must be to have shared so much in time, memories, and love with him. Please know that we love you and hope to be of support to you in any way we can.

our deepest sympathies to lank family from the shope family, the nightcrawler we will miss big ed he gave us such a great look of life as he live life with a greatest love he will be miss thank you for ed being in our life from the nightcrawlers,

Dear Lank Family

Big Ed touched my life in so many positive ways. I think I spent as much time at your house as a kid as I did at my own. I remember your family as wonderful friends to our family. I find comfort in knowing that Ed, Nancy and Patty are together now, without suffering or pain. Please accept my deepest sympathies in this difficult time.

I knew Mr Lank from the Dauphin Deposit bank, next door to the business. He was a very nice person. Always had a smile for you and a greeting. My condolences to the Lank family.

To the Lank family,

I grew up knowing O.B. Lank and family thru Trinity Methodist Church on 17th Street in Harrisburg until it merged with Colonial Park United Methodist Church. Later Ed Lank Kitchens was a familiar sign when passing thru Lemoyne.

Take comfort in memories of happier times.

I was an employee at Ed Lank Kitchens for five years. Ed had already retired, but continued to stop by the office to say hello or work in the shop or check on the building, which he still owned at that time. He always had a smile and something kind to say to everyone and we looked forward to his visits. He was a gentle, warm and wonderful man. My condolences to the family.