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We still miss you Eric. Thinking of you every day.
A friend
October 26, 2022
Chicago, Illinois
1970 - 2015
Eric Lee Tschetter, 45, died in Chicago on Dec. 13 after a nearly two-year-long battle with meningeal hemangiopericytoma, a brain cancer. He was the husband of Donald Anthony (Tony) Breed. They informally used the surname Tschetter-Breed. Until his illness, he was the executive director of...
Read MoreWe still miss you Eric. Thinking of you every day.
A friend
October 26, 2022
Still thinking of you, Eric.
April 24, 2019
I will always remember his great energy, intelligence, kindness, wit and most of all--his joy. He lived joyfully, he worked joyfully. It was a gift to load kilns with him and talk about everything under the sun. My deepest condolences to his loved ones. He is remembered.
Ayelet Even-Nur
June 05, 2017 | Berkeley, CA
Thinking of you, Eric.
March 03, 2017
Please accept my deepest condolences and sympathies to Eric's family and many friends. Gone way too soon. He will be missed.
January 03, 2016
Eric was truly brilliant and very kind. We had many classes together in high school and I was absolutely in awe of his intelligence and his humility. I remember our conversation about his plan to go to University of Chicago. I just thought not only was he super smart and super nice, he was also super brave; he was bigger than Osky. I hadn't seen him since high school but he did come to mind every once in awhile. I hoped our paths would cross someday. I knew he would do well whatever he...
Kris Baker Giovannini
December 21, 2015 | Kirksviile, MO
Dear Tony, You and Eric were much too young to have this tragic experience. Len and I are so sorry, and we send you our love and sympathy. And a lot of hugs. Linda
December 21, 2015
My sincere condolences to Tony and to the rest of Eric's family and friends. Eric and I spent a lot of time in conversation at the old Chemistry Library at the University of Chicago when he worked there. I always enjoyed talking with him about food and literature.
Andrea
December 21, 2015 | Chicago, IL
Eric and my daughter, Amy, were great friends during high school. I remember his love for cooking even then. He was a terrific young man and as the obituary indicates, a talented leader and mentor for many. Though his life was cut short, it seems it was filled with, love, adventure, culture, and cooking. My heart goes out to all mourning his loss. May knowing that he lead a full life, give you some peace at this time. No doubt, he will be missed my many.
Candace Slobe
December 21, 2015 | Oskaloosa