W. Edward Stead

So sorry to hear about Ed's passing. I have such good memories of the two of you, Jean and Ed, at various academy meetings. Your ever-present joy was infectious! And, you propelled a way of looking at the world and organizations that shifted many of us. Yep, still have the book that helped me as a newly-minted academic. God bless and give you peace.

Jean, we are so sorry to hear of Ed´s passing. Sending you hugs. We have such good memories of you both and our time in Tennessee. Love, Deb and Jim Jolly

Jean, I am sorry about Ed dying. I have been out of town until now. Let me know of anything I can do if you need any help. Thanks for both of your years of friendship. Maybe he is at rest now. Stanley

Ed also served as a Lieutenant in the Adjutant General Corps in the U. S. Army for two years after graduating from Auburn with ROTC honors. He was top of his Officer Candidate School class and was selected as one of three officers in the country to implement a new program developed for the Army´s three training centers across the country. Fortunately for us, he was assigned to the training center at Ft. Benning, Georgia, for the full two years of his service during the Vietnam War. This...

Jean, so sorry to hear about the passing of Ed. The days we all shared in the College of Business and Technology were certainly days full of many wonderful memories. One big happy family . Take care my dear friend. Would love for us who can together for a lunch. Always in my prayers.