Edward Wooten

Deepest sympathies. He was a great guy and did a lot for the Chesapeake Public Utilities Department when he worked there.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Everyone associated with him at Hoffler Creek Wildlife Preserve grew to love E.T. as a man who treasured the natural beauty and wonder of the world. His enthusiasm for the preserve was contagious as he welcomed visitors, guided newcomers, and volunteered to tackle any task at hand. From 1999 until 2007, E.T. was the unofficial mascot of Hoffler Creek, recognized as a colorful character with a big heart. And his impact was profound. Though poor health kept him away for the last two or...

Thearl & I became friends early in High School. He became my best buddy. He was the type of friend that you could always count on no matter what. Thearl always had my back and I had his.
We both worked at the Colonial store bagging groceries, we hunted together and generlly just hung out. While in high school Thearl bought the ugliest 1952 lime green Ford ever seen. The paint was like powder and would get all over your clothes if you brushed against it. The left rear window got...

A LOVING ULCLE AND BROTHER IN LAW loved to camp and fish in all a great person who will be miss by all.OUR PRAYS goes to the family.

It is with much sadness to hear of Edward's death.I was fortunate to have known him during his Military career,and I have never served with a more dedicated soldier.His attention to duty,military bearing,and respect for others was an inspiration to all in our unit,and he was respected by all enlisted men and officers as well.I am proud to have been his Commanding Officer for more than seven Years.My heartfelt prayers go out to his family at this most sad time.
Sincerely,
James H....