Edward Stanton Redstone

I remember Mr. Redstone when he played golf at Moringside...what a wonderful man he was. He will be truly missed.

Eddy,I truly miss the laughter we had playing golf at pine brook,see u at the back nine,Richard brooks

Dear Mrs R. I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Mr. R. Please accept my condolences.

Eddie was my dad's 1st cousin, though I never met him, I did know his parents. My father's name was Edward Stanton Schweitzer, he was a Rohtstein too. I wish I knew he was living in California, I would have like to have met him. Sounds like a wonderful man.

Dear Madeline and the rest of the Redstone family and friends,

I knew Ed some time ago when I lived at Morningside in Rancho Mirage. We use to have some great conversations when we were at the gym at the same time. He was always a very kind person to me and I felt very comfortable around him and loved his wonderful sense of humor. I am so sorry for every one's loss. I shall never forget him. I wish you all strength while going through this life situation.

maddy, it has been years since we have seen each other but I was so sorry to hear of your loss. fondly judy

Mrs. Redstone and family, Eddie was a wonderful person and very good to me as a young college student hanging out on the Vineyard back in the day. I first met the Redstones through my late uncle, Gov. Edward King of Massachusetts. Eddie was very much thrilled with politics and enjoyed the company of my family during and well after my uncle left office. I know it is a well worn cliche but Eddie was truly one of a kind. I will truly miss him. My heart felt condolences to the entire Redstone...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Our sincerest condolences