Edwin HINCKLEY

Ed was a friend that ended up becoming my Realtor. We looked at over 90 houses. He never once got impatient or even hinted that he was. He just simply said "We'll just keep looking". When a house finally picked me, it could not be inspected because of dozens of cardboard boxes in the attic. He came over, rolled up his sleeves and helped me offload all those boxes. He was 65 at that point. Outstanding! Thank You. Peace, Blessings and condolences to all. Much Love

Uncle Ed was the kind of person that when you saw him, you wanted to go up and talk to him. You knew he was going to be upbeat and fun. He would not only make you laugh, but he would also make you feel good about yourself. This was a great gift and with it Uncle Ed blessed the lives of those around him. He will surely be missed.

We love our dear, delightful, kind, and cheerful Uncle Ed. He brought so much love and laughter to our family.
I will always remember the day he spent with my Mother,(his sister), when he was visiting Salt Lake a few years back. He was so thoughtful of her-bringing a lovely lunch to share with her as they delighted in reminiscing. It was a golden time and it meant the world to her. It was the last time they spent together here on this earth. We will cherish it.
We know he is now...

Joyce, very sorry to hear about Ed. I know you will miss him very much. Did you know that Jim Nelems also lives in Bluffton?. I Remember the fun times Ed and I had playing tennis