Ned R. Endress l

dear endress family,

i had the great experience of being coached by "coach" for 2 years at St.v. he took a team that was 0-19 just before he arrived, to the sweet 16 of the state tournament. and, in addition to a lot of basketball skills he demonstrated the fire that is necessary to be a success in other aspects of life. i will never forget him, and am sorry that he is gone.

my condolences to the entire family.

don zito, st.v class of 1958

...The Endress Family....so sorry of your loss,...it was an honor to meet your Dad after seeing the ads for the title company when my sons went to school @ St. V-M...and all he did to support the school..but as a prn nurse at St.Edwards, it was a pleasure to meet Mr. Endress and his loving and caring family..He was a sweet and uncomplaining man who still had a great smile, no matter what life handed him and always was polite and asked how i was!!..I will remember him and my thoughts and...

Dear Sue,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. You were with us during the loss of our parents, which meant so much to us. May your memories bring you comfort. We think of you often and our love is with you always !

Dear Terry and Family,
I will miss Mr. "E" he was my friend and taught me things about life that I thought I already knew. He had a nice way of doing that. He was fun and funny and took time with all who cared to share. I think about him regularly and will always remember him fondly. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

To The Endress Family, My thought and prayers are with the entire Endress family. I played basketball for Coach Endress at St. Mary's in the 50's. He was not only a fine coach but a fine man.

Dick McGowan
Class of 1952

To The Endress Family,
Mr. Endress was my Business Law and Economics teacher at St. V's. It was an honor to have him as my teacher. He graced the halls of St. V's with professionalism and integrity. As I read his beautiful obituary it is apparent that his "track record" speaks volumes of a man whose great life and experiences touched so many. His memory will live on in the hearts and minds of all that knew him. May God bless the family with comfort and peace as they go through this...

Dear Ned, Terry, Pat, Sue, and the rest of the Endress family!

Here's to your Dad! He was a great and loyal person and friend! And he and Eileen raised great children!

He was my friend and coach--not for the pros--but for the Boulevard! The whole bunch of us had great times together. We played hard (I was Coached to go-to-my-left and pitch-to-the-right-spot.) and then we went to the Boulevard, where we discussed the game and other serious (and not so serious)...

My heartfelt sympathy and condolences