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Axel Addy
January 18, 2024
I am saddened to learn of Ed’s transition this morning. I first met Ed several decades ago through my father J. Wendell Addy from Liberia. Over the years I would get to know Ed, a loving, warm, supportive and wise business mind I often could bounce ideas off during my years at UCLA. My family and I remain grateful for the friendship.
Our deepest condolences to Sue and the rest of the family. May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Ed has earned his wings and I am sure is having a lengthy business discussion surrounded by love ones.
Thank you Ed for the memories. From all of us, Wendell, Elma, Jaye, Jewel, Jayme and Axel. We are forever grateful.
Cindy
January 5, 2024
Worked for ed at Gemini for many years. A great boss and wonderful person. I will miss him
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