Edwin W. Eisendrath Jr.

Condolences to the Eisendrath family. My thoughts are with Edwin and the rest of the family.

With fondest thoughts back to the formation of the Alumna Association back in the 1960's and 1970's.
Pat Sundheim Winter (FWP '56)

We'll always remember Edwin for the joy he generated whenever we were with him. Whether it was hosting the "Hawthorne" parties or a quiet conversation, it was always a pleasure.
We send our sincere condolences to Marian and the family.

With deep regrets..our thoughts are with Edwin and the family

Eddie, we had a lot of good times that Sorum, me and others will remember forever. You were a good friend to many of us at the bank. Rest in Peace and we all will see you later.

In Memory of Uncle Edwin,

Who loved those Charlevoix summers every bit as much we did, and masterminded so many unforgettable memories for all. Thank you. The part of yourself you shared through your unbridled love for the place lives on in the heart, the soul, and the lore of that charmed era.

Way back when, we all knew a good thing when we saw it; it became part of us, that Midwestern harbor town at the forty-fifth parallel, where so much life and youth ran free. Uncle...

Around December, 1987, I did a rotation in the First Chicago department in which Edwin worked. I was in Rick Hartnack's management training program and was assigned to help out with credit review and credit files for two months or so. I have to say that Edwin was so warm and funny and really made me feel welcome. I remember him talking about so many famous Chicago people that he knew and always telling entertaining stories.
I just wanted to say that I have great memories of knowing...

Talk about enthusiasm! We will miss all things Edwin embraced.

Condolences to the Eisendrath family. Mr. E was a special friend to us. Agnieszka and I will miss him for eternity.