Edward R. "Ed" Wise II

My sincere condolences to the Wise family. I had the pleasure of working with Ed as a molder in the crayon dept. at Binney. We had many conversations about a lot of things over the years especially his love for baseball and Jimmy´s hot dogs! He was a good friend and made working the night shift more bearable. He will be truly missed. Cap´n my Cap´n, may you rest in peace

Sending my deepest sympathy to Mark and the entire family. Praying for all of you.

Dear Carole and Families, My most heartfelt condolences to you all. May it help to know that others are thinking of you during this difficult time. Sincerely, Sherry (Price/Lewis) Stecker

To Sally and Siblings, I am saddened by the death of Ed, even though such a loss is an inevitable part of living. I didn't know him well, but since I was a little kid when we met, he made a big impression. To me he represents the older brothers in life: loud and clever, bossy and caring. And now like a true leader, he shows us the way.

Our deepest sympathies to the Wise family. Ed and I coached baseball together for a few years A great man of character will be missed. To Mark and Matt we are sorry for your loss

Our deepest sympathy to Jeremy and Christine Coxe and the entire Wise family, We got to know Ed when our boys played baseball. He was a great guy. Let all your wonderful memories of him comfort you in the days ahead.

Ed, I enjoyed our bike rides together and the weekend retreats that we shared at the White House Inn in Cooperstown. May you enjoy those great meals in Heaven Like we shared there. Pray for us as we do for you. Bob

My condolences to the Wise Family for the loss of your brother Ed. I've known the Wise family since grade school when I tried out to be a beggar boy in the ND school play "Oliver". I always admired Ed's cool car (s) parked in the driveway while passing by. Cherish the memories and Ed will live on in all of us. --Dennis

Gonna miss ya Capt. Eddie!