Edward J. Pelletier

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. Cant believe it has been 2years already! I miss seeing & talking 2u everyday & that smile

when I was a in short pants in the early 60's Rip Hathorn would take us kids on rt14 up to Thunder Rd in Barre . We watched the Iron Men
risk life and limb to race the oval track. One of the best was Ed and the #51.I later got to know Ed he was a class act in every phase of his life , we all will miss his stories and that disarming smile . I think your up there in the pits right now getting Doug to get you out there for the final run around a heavenly Thunder Road ! Kim and I and the...

RIP Ed I have so many fond memories of you from my years working at Gateway with Jim and of course the Friday nights at AJ's.

A great man will surly be missed by so many ❤

My deepest sympathies & prayers to you all at this very hard time. Im glad I got to know you & become friends with you both, Corene & Ed. Much love always <3

Our sincere sympathy to you, Corene, and your family. May your good memories sustain you through the years.

My condolences to the whole family.i always enjoyed talking to Ed.

Please accept my most heartfelt condolences on your loss. Uncle Ed was a favorite of mine and I will remember him most for his energy, enthusiasm and zest for life (especially car racing).

So sorry about your loss . My prayers are with all of you family

I will miss seeing Ed Our Gateway auto trip and talks about the old days of stock car racing with him God speed Ed #51 was always first in my book