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Steve Baro
June 15, 2004
Ed was a good friend from my childhood in E.St.Louis. The last time I saw him was just before I moved away when we were just 12 years old, but I still remember what a character he was. Hanging out at the Keeney house on 82nd Street is still a very vivid memory, and I was sad to hear of Ed's passing. I'm sure the tough kid I knew from the grade school football team grew to become quite a man, and although much time has passed, I still feel that I have lost a good friend. Adult friends come and go , but the freindships of childhood seem to stay with you forever. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Keeney family.
John Hopkins
June 15, 2004
From the entire Hopkins Family, to the entire Keeney family, our sincerest sympahthies. We will remember Ed in our prayers.. John Hopkins
Diane Diefenbach
June 15, 2004
Sharon and Kids our prayers are with you. We will miss Ed!!! We know Ed's in heaven with the #1 Carpenter.
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