Edward J. Totten

We grew up as Trenton River Rats, living in the projects on Union St. Spent many days just messin and having a good time.

Mary,
I doubt that you would remember me, I was a friend of Kathy's. I am so sorry to hear of your loss. And it is a great loss when you have such a long jorney together. Have faith that love is eternal and families are forever. you will someday reunited with your beloved in perfected eternal bodies, where love is everywhere and sorrow is no more. Jesus has given us a great gift.
May God Bless you and your family,
Ginger Mattey

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family. It's times like this that we regret not staying in touch with family. I remember Ed as a great man who cared a great deal for his family. He will never be forgotten as he will always be in your hearts as you remember the good times and the memories. Sorry for your loss.
Allen and Lisa Shurgala

My Deepest Sympathy

My dear sister.nephew and niece,
I can only express from my heart
my sadness and my joy.My sadness because we had to lose him.my joy because he no longer has to suffer.
He will be missed and loved forever,
love always your sister
and aunt

For all the great times we had together as kids, growing up in the "Projects", Ed's memory will stick with me.
Truly one of the good guys.
Rest in Peace buddy !

As I sit here remembering my Uncle E, I do not know where to begin. Some people describe an uncle as "Mom's sister's husband" or "Dad's brother"... And while those words would do the job, my Uncle E was and always will be so much more. He was a superhero. He was able to teach me life lessons without saying a word. He never lost his sense of humor, his sweet smile or his aviators. He was such a presence in our family and was so proud of the family he has left behind. Aunt Mary, Eddie,...

Shelly and Peter, much in the same way God brought your Mom and Dad together, I believe he brought you together too. You two have already been through so much during your years together, and it is the way you complement each other and are there for each other, and for your Mom and Dad, that will get you through this most difficult time. You have to grieve for your Dad, that is a normal part of life, but you also have to celebrate his life, the strength he had to have fought in two wars - in...