Edward-Yantz-Obituary

Edward R. Yantz

Henrietta, New York

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Yantz, Edward R.Henrietta: April 30, 2017. Predeceased by his parents, Edward and Marguerite; sister and brother-in-law, Mary Ann and Arthur McNair. Survived by his sister, Lois (Patrick) Hotchkiss; brothers, Gary (Mary Ellen), William (Cyndi); nieces and nephews; and very special friends. He...

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Hard to imagine that it has been 4 years since Ed's passing. Every now and then I have memories of him walking the hospital hallway with a child in a stroller and remembering his dry sense of humor with things. I believe it was Ed that told me to camp at Buck Pond and this year we made reservations to go there. Thank you for all the great memories that bring me a smile when I'm at work at the Children's Hospital.

Ed was a treasure. He had such a warm heart. Truly loved by all who knew him.

We'll miss you, Bobby; your gentle spirit, always quick with a joke or a laugh.

And nobody made antique model cars like you.

Rest well.

Ed will be missed by everyone who knew him. He set a positive example for all of the volunteers at Golisano Children's Hospital. Ed was always willing to help with any patient in any situation. He was dependable and had a great sense of humor with lots of stories to share.

"Grandpa Ed" was one-of-a-kind. So gentle, caring and genuine. I will always have fond memories of him strolling our young patients in the halls of the hospital or rocking them to sleep in their rooms. One could say he was a "Baby Whisperer" because he could calm almost any fussy baby.

Thank you Ed for sharing yourself with us and countless children and families. Well done faithful one.

Chris Tryon, Child Life Specialist
Golisano Children's Hospital

Ed Volunteering

We would like to remember Edward Yantz for his endless commitment and compassion in supporting the needs of children and families at Golisano Children's Hospital. His 3 day a week volunteer support for over 15 years made him a valued member of the medical team. Ed's calm demeanor and gentle personality soothed many crying infants and toddlers. He was often seen walking the hallways with a child in a stroller pointing out the colorful and interactive walls, hoping to bring some playfulness...

So very sad to hear of Ed's passing. I cherish the chats that we had in our office and in the halls of the Children's Hospital. These talks were always graced by his sense of humor. Ed is a bright light that will live on in all that knew him.

Ed was such a wonderful volunteer with Friends of Strong. He made a difference in so many children's lives. He was an amazing selfless man
Joyce Stadtmiller

The Friends of Strong has cherished memories of Ed and his time spent here as a volunteer. He was a generous and compassionate man, and he will be missed by all who knew him....