L.E. "Ed" Creel III

Thanks again Ed for all the years of teaching us young lawyers how to practice.

My prayers and condolences to you Nan and family. I´ll always remember Ed fondly and the years, stories and your lives. I started cutting Ed´s hair back in 1972, remember cutting off all the boys hair when they came to live with Ed.....I remember when he met you, Nan, and married....when you guys moved to Cedar Creek, started the ranch, you driving the buckboard, I could go on and on. My greatest heart break is having lost touch with you and Ed in the last year.....You both hold a very...

Ed was a founder and lifetime leader of the American Bankruptcy Institute in Washington. I was executive director from 1991 to 2019. Thoughtful kind and wise, he was a great leader and mentor to so many, myself included.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Ed assisted me in learning the bankruptcy ropes. I had the pleasure of working with Ed on a number of cases in Texas and Arizona. He was also active in helping create and write the bankruptcy code and amendments. Ed was a great teacher. thanks Ed for all your help. Eric

Perhaps Nan will remember when Ed tasked me with meeting Nan at Ohare with 18 yellow roses to show his love for her

Ed was the smartest and best lawyer I ever met. He could always find an answer to every problem and was always kind and generous with me and my firm. He authored the first disclosure statement in a case for Cosmetics International Corporation when I was just a youngster at the securities exchange commission. A truly great lawyer and friend.