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Edwin J. Ewing

Roanoke Valley, Virginia

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Edwin J. Ewing, 85, of Roanoke, Va., passed away peacefully on Thursday morning, May 14, 2009. He was a long time resident, of Roanoke, Va. He was born in Cambridge, Ohio. During World War II, he was an Army Combat Engineer serving both the European and South Pacific Theatres. After military...

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My name is David B Keene I was Ed´s next door neighbor on Gatewood ave Roanoke Virginia I´m guessing 1990 to 1992. Ed told me how they measured the width of the Rhine "we stretched a chain across it and pulled it with a Jeep ". We had a Pomeranian and Ed said he couldn´t open his screen door without it barking.

As a sophomore in the Communications Studies Department at Tech in 1978, I was pleased to spend time in Ed's classes. I've always remembered him as a caring, kind, and very helpful man who took a genuine interest in my education. I know his family and friends will miss him; know that there are many, many of his former students who will always remember him fondly.

Holding you in thoughts and prayers at this time. Know you have comfort in good memories with Ed. Enjoyed his accounts of his early years.

I am sorry to hear of Professor Ewing's passing. I used to serve him at the old Printers Ink,Southwest Plaza;as well as the Roanoke City Public Library,Main.I saw him last week,at Food Lion,S.W. Plaza and he didn't look like he was feeling well. God Bless the family and I will miss Edwin!

Becky and Mike,
Please know I keep you in my thoughts and prayers. When I think of your dad what I remember first is his fantastic smile and upbeat disposition. I am sure that you miss him terribly.

May the memories of all that was good and joyful about Ed comfort you. He loved you both so much, and left this world better than he found it. How can we not - despite our sadness - celebrate that?

God bless,
Jodi (Rosendahl) Henrickson

Thank you for your wonderful thoughts. We appreciate it very much.

Becky and Lou Ellis
Mike and Gwen Ewing

Becky and Mike,
My heart hurts for you now. Your Dad and Mom meant the world to me and our family. He will be sorely missed but we carry forward wonderful memories of him.
My deepest sympathy.

Ed was one of the nicest and smartest people I have met in my 66 years on this planet. I thought a lot of him and spoke with him recently. He is responsible for my nickname. I loved him anyway.

CABBIE

Becky and Lou,
We were so sorry to hear of Ed's death. He and Jane were long time friends and we have fond memories of them.

Ray and Miriam Martindale, Bridgewater, Va.