Edward Tempone

Today is a year since you went to heaven.. Miss you alot but know your still here when we need you!

Happy Father's Day dad... You don't have to start up the BBQ I know that makes you happy.. It just starts up on it's own now.. I'm sure your having a feast today... Miss you but I know your here! Enjoy your special day!

Ed, we miss seeing you every day out on our street tending to your many cool cars. And what a sweet guy taking in all the neighbors' garbages each Friday after the pick up. You gave a helping hand whenever needed, loved chatting and always had a smile. Our street is empty without you.

Ed was the first person we met when we also moved from South San Francisco to Laurelwood. It was a small world to find out we knew Ed’s brother, Bill and Juanita and family. We also share Ed’s love of cars. We were very saddened to hear of his loss. We Will miss his smiles and waves as he would drive by in any one of his many beautiful cars! With our sincerest condolences to all of the Tempone family. May you cherish your many memories of his wonderful life. Gary and Cheryl and Barrango and...

Ed became a good friend when we went to Paul Revere School in the 40's and was gracious every time we bumped into each other at Balboa, the Navy Reserve and 50th Bal Class Reunion. I believe he is in the front row of our 1944 class picture, 3rd from right.
I was a photographer for the Buccaneer and Galleon 54' and 55'.

My fondest memory I have of Mr. Tempone was when he took me to the Mercy High School Father/Daughter dance with his daughter, Laura. It meant so much to my mother and me. It's a memory we've held in our hearts over the years. We'll always remember him as a genuinely beautiful person. Love you and miss you Mr. Tempone

This is a picture of Eddie and his girlfriend down the street, Karina. Karina is our 2 year old daughter who loved, I mean LOVED, seeing Eddie. Sometimes that's how we bribed her to go outside, because maybe Eddie was out there, to which she'd respond, "Ok! Let's go see Eddie!" Eddie would hold her hand as she dragged him all over his yard to show him his own yard decor and he would even fetch an apple from his tree so she could have a snack. And he always said goodbye to her with a hug. ...

I love you sweetheart and I know you loved your family. You will always be in my heart -- Great memories of activities with the Golden Gate Street Machines, celebrations with the family and with neighbors. Our trip to Italy!!

I hope that up in Heaven they have oranges as good as the ones from Marc's tree.

I MISS YOU!!!