Edward G. Pinder

We are so sorry for your loss. We will always remember coming in every Saturday with our family and friends for the best dinner anywhere. The friendly atmosphere and the greatest company was in abundance -you never felt like you didn´t matter. We will never forget the greatest gift given - feeling like everyone was one big family. Your family will always be in our thoughts and prayers

Great guy. We played basketball together for the Fulton Bulldogs in the 1950s. I was one grade ahead f him. The military draft was closing in on me so I joined the Air Force for 30 years. I retired as the only general officer ever to graduate from Fulton High School. He was by far a better basketball player than me and a very good friend. God bless his family and friends.

I as many met Ed as my algebra teacher. After high school and continued meeting with Ed and Laura was always a pleasant visit. I was good friends with Julie through high school and their home was always open for friends to come in and hang out. So sorry for your loss... May God be with you as you grieve the loss of your husband, dad, and grandfather. Love you all Chris Reinhold Earp

I am one of many who had the fortune of having this extraordinary man be a part of my life. He was an incredible math teacher, and while I was one of his students he offered me a job at the restaurant he and Lora had recently opened. I was so lucky to work with this amazing family, and still remember the daily specials! He was a true pillar of the Culver community and will be remembered and missed by many. Hugs and prayers to Lora and his beautiful family.

Hugs , prayers for Mr Pinders wife & family. He was a great teacher and person. Miss their nice restaurant, Pinder friendly family all working there. He was a wonderful man and honored as he kept serving his community and kind friendly words to all .. Cherished memories of Culver yrs , enjoyed his daughters in one of my favorite memories of band , contest , marching , Mr Byfield that is also gone. Prayers for the Pinder family as they navigate through grief that forever changes your life .

I recall all the GREAT meals we have eaten at your Pinder Inn in Culver. I know my Mother & Step father also enjoyed many meals there also. Walter Johnson was his name and you will recall my mother Lorena Sheridan, Third Grade teacher in Kewanna for many years retired and married Walter I am William or Bill Sheridan,I also recall Ed's mother cook at Kewanna School