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Edward Marbella Obituary
EDWARD
On Dec. 4, 2003; son of the late August and Mary Marbella; brother of Mary Filip, Anna Change, Carol Mours, Robert and Gary; also nieces and nephews. No Visitation. Arrangements by NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, INC. 3313 Brighton Road.
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Phyllis (Tootie)
December 25, 2003
All of our sincere sympathies go out to Big Ed's family. You will always me in my mind and forever in my heart! You will always be "Big Ed" to me and to my family! You will be and are deeply missed.
Jeannie
December 25, 2003
All my deepest sympathies go out to Ed's family. I will have ever lasting memories of our time fishing, camping and taking Ed and Toot to amusement parks. You will be deeply missed and you will forever be in our hearts!!
james gazdacko
December 11, 2003
To Dolly
You have my deepest sympathy on the loss of your brother Eddy. The years have gone by quickly,but I remember the three of us working together, me Eddy and the Hatch
a friend
December 9, 2003
I will miss Ed...He was always kind and very nice to me. Over the years I really didn't see him that often but when I did, he always had a smile and a hug. My heart goes out to his family because I know he made your life a little bit brighter!
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Dolly & Jim Filip
December 7, 2003
We love you and Miss you Ed.
Leslie&Darrell Seretti
December 7, 2003
We Love You Uncle Eddie.
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