Edward A. SCHNABEL

Lucy:

You may not remember me, but we knew each other in Hartford in the mid-1960's. I came upon your husband's obituary by accident. Although I never met him, he was apparently someone who was universally respected and universally loved.

He died way too young, but I'm happy that you were able to spend so many years with a man like that.

I hope you're doing OK. I wish you the best. If you ever want to contact me, my e-mail address is [email protected].

Dear family members.My name is Kim( Schnabel) Nichols.Even though we were never combined in family matters, we are related in name.My father was Erwin A.Schnabel from Meriden with sisters Viola Schnabel Hass and Esther Schnabel. I grew up in Meriden and often heard the names of your family mentioned. I am married and live in CRomwell with my family. I have been intouch with Barbara Schnabel over the years as she was married to my second cousin Arthur who was a pall bearer for my mother's...

Dear Lucy and family : We were so sorry to learn of Eds passing. He was a wonderful addition to TIC western home office " family ". We will remember him as a kind and gentle soul who was devoted to his family and had an unforgettable laugh. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Tim and Betsy Wolfe

We've been friends forever, I was in your wedding party and saw the light Dusty brought into your life and everyone he knew. He loved unconditionally his family and friends. His light will shine in this world and the next. To you and your family our deepest condolences . Love you all Al & Mary ann

I (and my family) am so sorry to hear of your loss! We didn't know him as "Dusty" but rather, Ed. I was fortunate enough to see him on a regular basis while he was picking up Isabella from school. He knew all of my children by name and was always so sweet and "grandfatherly" when he saw baby Joey. Rest In Peace, Ed. I will certainly miss your kindness and warm heart. In Deepest Sympathy, Marcie Colbath (Julianne's Mom)

It's been a long time, but I remember Dusty as a really great guy to have as a friend. Weaver '64

Lucy and family, Dusty was my first boss at TIC and quite frankly, the best one I've had. He had that great personality that made it fun to work with him and was a great mentor to me also. We all enjoyed golfing together in the TIC league for so many years.God bless Dusty and all of you, he lived life the way it should be lived.

Lucy,

I was so sorry to hear of Dusty's passing. I still remember the day the two of your were married and visiting you at your home in Newington. My deepest sympathies and prayers to you and your boys.