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Michael LaPlaca
May 20, 2024
Great friend and colleague in Educational Technology at Greece. Gave me a greater appreciation the Mercury Montegos!
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Sue Madden
May 20, 2024
Ed (aka- Squidward) always made me smile. He was a great co-worker and a joy to work with. He was part of my second family here at Greece. He use to get me all the time with the voicemail message he left on his phone!. I would call him and he would say, "This is ED" - (long pause) and I would start talking and then you would hear, "please leave a message and I will call you back". He was a jokster and so witty. We would also have great conversations about Ice Cream! He loved his Ice Cream. He is the one that got me hooked on Perry's Peanut butter chip! I loved to hear about where he and Bonnie went or were going to next in their day trips. He shared what his kids were doing. He was gushing with joy about his grandchild! He loved his family so and still does.
I want to express my deepest condolences. He touched my heart as he was just a GREAT human being. I'm so blessed to have known such a wonderful person. Please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
May the memories and words you've shared bring you peace and joy as you navigate through this period of loss.
Bob and Sue Godula
May 19, 2024
Ed was always happy! So up lifting. I remember one time we ran into Bonnie and Ed at Wildwood! Good memories! One of the sad days was when Bonnie and Ed moved from Drexhall lane. We, Bob and Sue think of them often! Our prayers are with you all!
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