Edward W. Willmering

Dear Dorothy, Sharon, Mark, and Gerry:
I have many fond memories of your family and our old neighborhood in Spanish Lake, that was a long time ago, but not forgotten. We will keep all of you and "Mr. Willmering" in our prayers.

Gerry,

So sorry to hear of your dads' passing. You're in my thoughts.

Dear Dorothy, Mark, Sharon and Gerry,
I will miss Ed's phone calls and words of encouragement. He was ever the optimist and always kind and soft spoken. I work for Mark and am blessed to have had the pleasure of speaking with this wonderful person who ended every conversation with "God bless you". You are in my prayers. God bless you.

Gone but not forgotten may your soul rest in peace.

Dear Dorothy, Sharon, Mark, and Gerry --
Do you remember your old neighbor across the back yard on Monticello and June Drives? I am so sorry to ear about Mr. Willmering's (your husband's and father's) death. I have many fond memories of all of you and will keep you in my prayers.
Marilyn Telowitz ([email protected])

Dorothy, We have missed seeing Ed around and about either in church or walking through the neighborhood. He was such a delightful person, and always had a smile for us when we would see him--sometimes with dogs, not his, he would say. He gave by his very presence. Fondly, The Boland Family

This lovely man was my father's best friend when we lived on Malvern Dr.! My father was Dr. Michael Dulick. And Mark played hockey with my brother Bob. I am so sorry to hear of his passing.
Mike Dulick ([email protected])

Dear Gerry, please accept my deepest sympathy. You Dad was a nice man to me.

Dear Dorothy, please accept my deepest sympathy. I am sending for masses with the Holy Family Missionaries. Ed was a very special
gentleman to me.

Francis J. Ivich