Ed Skonicki

Remembering back when I was a child, you were a giant man with a kind smile who never let us neighborhood kids get away with too much mischief, Mr. Skonicki.
Whether it be playing ding dong ditch or running amok through the backyard or racing garbage cans down your driveway, you let us go so far then you and the other Dads would reel us all back in.
Thanks for keeping us kids on the straight and narrow, well, not too straight and a little wider than narrow.
You will be missed. God bless you.

I am so sorry for your loss. May God be your strength in this time of sorrow. Matthew 5:4 states Happy are those who mourn since they will be comforted.

I love you daddy

It was a privilege and an honor for my husband and I to know Ed. He was not only a Pilar in the community but a true example of humility and care for those less fortunate during his lifetime. Our condolences to Ed's family.

My condolences to the family, I remember when Michelle and John got married, that was the first time I had met him and he treated me like I was one of his grandkids, I will miss him From Jennifer Rich and Jean Bedard

Daddy, I still cannot believe you are gone. I still want to pick up the phone to talk to you. I am so blessed to have you for a father. It's with pride that I can say I am your daughter. You touched everyone you came in contact with. You are forever in my heart and my memories will keep me happy and laughing. I love you daddy. Heaven has another special person. You and mommy are together again to watch over us.

Heaven is a happier place with Uncle Eds arrival. We will miss his wit, kindness, knowledge, and love. He was a very special man