Edward Anthony Medernach

To the Ed Medernach Family,

We are so sorry to read about the passing of your Father. We will always remember seeing him at mealtime ( with a smile and a wink) sitting with our Dad , John Buritsch. We loved hearing the stories about the good ol' days! John and Ed's lives were quite intertwined. Together they attended school, worked at Mack's, and lived at Devon House.
Our most sincere condolences to the family.

In sympathy,

John Buritsch's Daughters

To my very loved Aunt, Uncle, and cousins,

I'm very sorry for the loss of your father and grandfather. Now to remember all the good times in your hearts. May he be with you forever. Those blue eyes had a special sparkle.
Love,
Missy, Tim, and family

To the Medernach Family,

I am so sorry to read about the passing of your father/grandfather. Hopefully you can dwell on all the fond memories and happy times you spent with him. I do have to say I enjoy the "Jimmy Buffet" picture.

Ed was also a Veteran of the US Army 488th Port Battalion serving in WWII in North Africa, the Middle East and Europe. He received a Good Conduct Medal, 3 Bronze Stars and a World War II Victory Medal. He lived, married Eleanor and raised his family in Allentown, PA. He was a member of Americas Greatest Generation!