Edward Joseph McAdoo

I'm deeply sorry for your loss. Ed and I worked at BASF together. He had a heart of gold. We once had a weight loss challenge for a small wager and weighed in every day. I would have a doughnut every AM in front of him and continue to lose weight daily. Ed was beside himself. Not knowing I had weights attached to myself and discarded some of them daily. I had to let him know!! He was starving himself and didn't want to worry Deb. What a great guy!!!

To the whole family I was shocked to see Ed had passed away.please accept my condolences on the loss of your husband, Deb dad,Melissa and Amy Papa to all the Grand kids, Brother to the rest of the family.But Deb,Melissa and Amy there is something I will never forget about Ed yes,!! He had the biggest heart I ever knew. I was going to be fired over something that was sad out of context. He saved my job I worked for him 8 years. Then years later I needed a night job and he had Greenbrier and he...

My deepest condolences He was my friend in the community, we spoke and spent time together every week. A kind man that loved him family And would be there if you needed him for anything, I will really miss him. RIP Ed

We used to drive to work together (BASF). I will remember the time you drove into the backyard to see how Pete was doing. We were putting in a groound pool. But what I remember is you driving over our leech field. Also, the CHristmas parties at BASF. We had some great times. R.I.P. my friend.

I am truly sorry for your loss. The sudden loss of a husband, father, grandparent and friend is absolutely heart-breaking. My heart aches for you and your family. Ed was a wonderful man, and he will be terribly missed by so many.

I am so very sorry for your loss . Ed was a great friend . I always enjoyed our conversations and we had a lot of laughs . We enjoyed the success of Boston sports teams .My condolences to Ed's entire family.

Ed was a wonderful man, devoted husband, father and grandfather. He was always the first to greet you at the Moose Lodge. Ed worked tirelessly for the seniors at Moosehaven and children at Mooseheart as well as working countless hours at the Lodge. We will miss him. Our prayers go out to Deb and his family. We ask the Lord to give them comfort and peace during this time of grief.

We will always remember his infectious laugh and smile. Heaven must have needed a helping hand so they called up one of the best.

Met Ed and Debbie at Moose Lodge. What a great friendly couple. Our deepest condolences to Debbie and the family.