Edwin Metts Stafford

I remember Ed and his children Clay and Jake when we all lived in Bethsaida Woods many years ago. We had great times together.

Such a privilege to have known Ed for so long and for him to be a part of my family. I have two handsome, wonderful nephews that he left as a legacy. May God comfort both of them during this time of grief and find joy knowing we will see him again! Love to all!

We won't see another one of these for many a while - fire in his eye but a smile on his lips. Great fellow to work with and a pleasure to be around. He came to work each day with a sense of awe of what he had accomplished & enjoyed every second of it. Fair winds & following seas, Captain Stafford.

We were so sorry to hear of your loss, may you hold your memories in your hearts of a wonderful gentleman.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

A true Southern gentleman, a great pilot and a man I have always looked up to. What a wonderful man to emulate and admire.

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WE 'THANK EDWIN METTS STAFFORD, JR" for his US Army Services for our country in Vietnam as an Army Caribou pilot and the many years service and retirement as a 747 Captain for Northwest Airlines. May he always - "Rest-IN-PEACE" and his services to our country never be forgotten. Jean, Clay, and Jake, always be proud of his accomplishments and sisters Ila & Twila and the rest of the families you should also be very proud of Edwin, as we are.
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We "THANK EDWIN METTS STAFFORD, Jr.", for his US Army Military Service and completing more than 300 missions in Vietnam while serving as a Caribou pilot and then retiring following his Military Services from the Northwest Airlines as a 747 Captain. Mrs. Jean Stafford, Clay, and Jake, you should always be proud of his services and his sisters Ila Moody and Twila Sexton, plus the rest of his family should also be very proud of Edwin as we all are. May he always "REST-IN-PEACE"