Edwin S. Blacker

Charlie, I was sorry to hear about my Uncles death last year.I was just a child but do remember him and followed his career until he left Wolf Trap.You have his extended families sincere condolences and we are very happy he found love and peace with you.
Namaste

replying to request for contact info as to service for Ed in D.C.

Walter Cahill

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worked for Ed at Terrace Theatre John F. Kennedy Center

Charlie,

Ed McCann and I are also so sorry for your loss. It's doubtless very hard as you grieve for Ed's passing. But as you said to me, you have 20+ years of very good memories of the love you shared with Ed to carry with you.


Ed was highly intelligent, very deliberate and accurate in his speech, a good listener and a wonderful friend to all who knew him. He was one of those "positive" people who made one feel good to be in his company.

We didn't know Ed in...

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

So sorry for your loss, Charlie. I will always remember Ed as a soft-spoken, kind, and gentle man. He will be missed by me and many others and will live on in our memories though he is no longer here with us on earth.

I would like to offer my deepest condolences to the dear family and friends. Take comfort in knowing "God is greater than our hearts..." (1 John 3:19,20)

I am sorry for your loss. It is at times like these when we are crushed at heart and need love and support that God provides what we need. May your hearts always be filled with the love you shared because love never fails.

I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your loved one. Sending my prayers and condolences. May you continue to lean upon God for comfort to help you endure during this time. Psalms 146:5,6.