Edward Renwick

Goldy, I long ago learned a lesson from Ed's "very involved" life:live it to the max, right up to the end. In fact, I credit some of my re-awakening was during one of his cancer battles during which he worked with us as a retired annuitant, and was still involved in a trillion diversions. It helped to shake me out of a period lementing what I couldn't change, to having a blast enjoying what I could. Sense of humor--significant.

Frank, Renee and family,
So sorry to hear of the loss of your father. My heartfelt condolences to you. May all of the wonderful memories be kept in your hearts forever.
Bonnie MacDuffee

TO GOldie and all of Ed's family and friends: I was sorry to hear about Ed. I worked with him off and on for about 3 years. My strongest memory of Ed is his sense of humor. I enjoyed talking with him because he always put a different spin on things and made them seem unimportant. Know that yall are in my thoughts and prayers. Ron Wright

I am greatly saddened to find out about Goldy's husband and wish to send my deepest sympathy.
In sisterly love, Tina