Edwin Hubbell Chapin II

The USS FULTON (AS-11) ASSOCIATION is sad to hear of the passing of our shipmate. Our condolences to the family.
Richard Hartman
President

Mr. Chapin was one of a kind. He always had time to listen to us and to help us in any way he could.
Your all in my prayers

Mr. Chapin was a special person with a caring heart. He always expressed genuine concern. Your loss is shared by many. Please accept my deepest sympathy. God bless you.

Omega Autry (Former DSS employee)

Tracey -
Through my sister, Debbie White (Hazlet, NJ), I have a small idea of what a great man your dad was, and what an extraordinary relationship you (and others) had with him. Thinking of you and your family during this time.

I really appreciated Ed giving me an opportunity to work at Mecklenburg Co. DSS in 1969. I remember his great sense of humor and strong leadership skills. Thanks to him, I developed a great foundation that followed me as my career evolved.He will be sorely missed but his legacy lives on!

You have my deepest sympathy in the passing of Mr. Chapin. He was a very good friend of my Mom, Bobbie Scott. They started out together at Social Services and continued to work with each other for many years. We were honored and thankful that he was able to make it to my Mother's Home Going Service on June 15th. We lost her after a very brief illness to cancer on June 12. It was really a joy for my sister and I to see him. My prayers are with your family.

Ed was a close friend for many years. I know how much he loved his family. He was very proud of the Childrens` acoplishments. We will all miss his love and wise council.

Buck Squires

Dear Chapin Family,
I met Ed when he came into Jimmy's restaurant with Chip and I fell in love right away. I am so saddend by his passing and how all of you will miss him but I am happy his suffering has ended and he is with God. He leaves a big hole in all our hearts. God be with you all.