Edward Joseph Brennan, Jr.

Enjoying a meal with his sister.

I was looking up old friends from my childhood when I came across Edward´s obituary. He meant a a lot to me, and there will always be the place in my heart for him. My sincere condolences to the family.

In Our Hearts & Prayers on this 1st Valentines Day since you passed...Always in your siblings memories. Happy Heavenly Birthdday next week as Mass is celebrated in your honor.

I am sad to hear of the loss of Edward, my cousin. I have fond memories of our families getting together years ago. My condolences to his sisters and brother Maureen, Anne Marie and James and to all his friend friends and loved ones.

Losing a sibling is one of the most profound losses in life because they share your parent´s memories. They grew up with you and you grew up with them. They share all of those early memories, family stories and everything.

I think of Edward with his parents and remember their kindnesses and humor. I pray he is with other friends and family- his aunt and uncle, my mother and my aunt, uncle and many more. Rest easy and in peace Edward. `To live in the hearts of those we leave behind is not to die´.

Our hearts are with you in this time of sorrow. We are deeply saddened and words can´t express how sorry we are. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time.

"Those we love don´t go away, They walk beside us every day, unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed and very dear." - Irish Blessing
Condolences to those who stayed close to him, loved him, and cared for him until the end.

To EB,
In honor of you, your presence in my life was a gift I will always treasure and your memory remains. Though you are gone, you will never be forgotten. JR

Side by side or miles apart, we're siblings always connected by the heart. Edwards work on Earth is now done. May he find eternal peace & rest easy in God's loving hands.

A brother's bond is never ending in life or death. May Ed now rest in peace and keep watch over us from above.

Sorry to see him go.He was quite the competitor.
Jim Smith and the crew at Smith Sandpaper