Los Angeles, California
Edward Lewis Sarnoff (July 21, 1920 – April 24, 2015) was born in Detroit, Michigan, His family, parents, Sam and Rose and his older brothers, Irving and William, moved to Los Angeles when Ed was six months old. He grew up in Boyle Heights and graduated from Roosevelt High School. Known as Pee...
Read MoreTo Cary and Danleigh, your dad was so very special to me, and to my family. Eddie and Ethel were such good friends to my mom and dad, and both meant a lot to our family. Another member of the ole "Philo Club" gone, but never forgotten. God Bless you and yours.
Always, Laura (Raye) Hunter
May 07, 2015
We are saddened to learn of Ed's passing and send our deep condolences to his family. Ed, together with Ethel, opened their home to so many of us.
Irene and Nob Hadeishi
May 03, 2015 | Gardena, CA
Dear Cary and Family,
It was so difficult to say good-bye today. I still remember the day I interviewed with Ed for a job at Sarnoff and was hired and took my first depo that very same day. There was always laughter in the office and a new joke every time I stopped in; like being with family. It's been a great career, and I will never forget the little office on Wilshire where it all started. What a wonderful family he has to carry his memory. Love to all of you, Alene
Alene Castro
May 03, 2015 | Torrance, CA
So sorry to hear of Ed's passing. He gave me my first job as a reporter in July 1978. Ed and Ethel were both wonderful people.
Brian Blumfield
April 30, 2015 | Hawthorne, CA
Dear Cary and family,
So sorry to read about your dad in the LA Times this week. But, it sounds like he (and your mom) had a wonderful, full life. It's been many years since I lived across the street from you and your family on Guthrie Circle, but I can remember both of your parents vividly. My thoughts are with all of you.
Best, Robin Duboe Seigle
Robin Duboe Seigle
April 30, 2015 | San Diego, CA
