Eric George Loges

Dear Carole and Sarah,
We remember all those whistling tunes down the driveway with Henry leading Eric. Eric in his tennis whites after a hard game of tennis wearing a big smile -- and Henry happy to be going for his nightly walk. So many wonderful memories we shall cherish.
Our love and deepest sympathies to you both,
Jack and Judy

I knew Eric at Springs and saw him socially with friends at Hembstead. We would also see him so dapper in his tuxedo at Blumental.Just befor Christmas I ran into him at belks shopping. We caught up and he was so pleased with his life, the forthcoming wedding, a spring concert , all was great. What a neat,nice guy I thought, and want to say again. RIP Eric.

My sincere condolences to the Eric's family

My wife, Amy, and I met Eric at Laurel Market several years back, maybe as many as ten years ago. We would get coffee early each morning together and Eric was always sitting on the porch. Our good morning greetings turned into short chats and, as time went on, longer visits on the porch.

Eric was the anchor at Laurel Market, along with Bob and Ray, and the morning gatherings frequently included Angela, David, Scott, Patrick, Andy and Ray – the police officers, Laura when she...

Enjoyed Eric and our friendship! He would come to visit often at his Dry Cleaners with Zoe! Zoe loved the bones and we loved conservations! Our thoughts and prayers to you Carol, Sara and family!

My thoughts and prayers are with your entire family. Eric's sense of humor and infectious smile will be missed by all of us in Oratorio.

Dear Carole and Sara,
We are so deeply sorrowful to learn of your (and our) loss. We so enjoyed and loved having your husband and dad as a dental patient. He always was so pleasant and never arrived without the newspaper! We will miss him so. Please know we are thinking of you both.
Sending our love and sympathy,
Doctors Murchison, Zekan, Marla, Ann Becky and Darleen

I did not know Mr. Loges, but if one's children are a reflection of the quality of the parent, he must've been a fine man, indeed, as Sara is one of the best and brightest I know. My condolences to one and all that are touched by his passage.