EDWARD W. PELL

A wonderful person to have met and who makes you remember him for a long time.

Dearest Pheruze, Harry and Olivia, I knew your Dad as I was on staff at Louttit Library and he would come for some reading material. I took a great interest in him. He told me he was a cousin to Clayborn and I told him I was a removed cousin of Abraham Clark, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. We had some interesting conversations. I respected his kindness and warm personality. Yes, he really did have a warm and caring personality. I miss him. God bless you all. Keep the faith. You...

Ed Pell's engaging personality, sincerity of conviction and fine mind bridged many disparate interests. Among them, he offered wise counsel relative to Albanian issues. May the Lord comfort Pheruze and her family.

Ed will be missed by me. We had many fine discussions on wildlife and all that encompasses the outdoor realm. His smile and asking me "how is the fishing" and "what animals/birds have you observed recently" will be missed. Always a gentleman...

Mr. Pell was a man of great intellect, quiet countenance, with a big heart. Always willing to help someone in need. He will be greatly missed. Steve Klein-Scituate

Pheruze, Olivia and family-
We are so sorry to hear about Ed's passing. He was a wonderful person to work with on various events during our years at Lincoln School. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

Becky and Sammy Primavera

Eddie's smile was like a ray of light! He loved music and living life to the fullest. He was always interested in what people had to say and he was so wonderful at sharing family stories. He had the best laugh! We will remember Eddie fondly and will miss him very much! Our condolences to Pheruze, Harry and Olivia.

my condolences to you and your family. ed was a real fine gentleman

Pheruze, Harry, and Olivia,

Ed was an amazing man and a true friend. I consider myself lucky to have known him. My heart goes out to all of you.