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Edward was born in Manila, Philippines on November 3, 1973, to Eduardo and Amelia Silverio.
Edward was the second born of three children.
Edward immigrated with his parents and older sister from the Philippines to the USA in early
1981 and settled in the Fort Bend County area. He attended grade school and middle school in
FBISD and graduated from Kempner High School 1992. He attended the University of Texas
Health Science Center in Houston School of Nursing and graduated with a BSN in 2000. His
passion was caring for the acute and ill in the Emergency Center.
Edward was an avid traveler making memories and exploring around the world. He had a small
circle of friends whom he traveled with. He loved being near the water and trying out new foods.
He enjoyed city life. He worked hard and played harder. He treated himself with the finer things
in life, but never hesitated to share his wealth and talents to his family, friends, colleagues, and
neighbors.
Edward was skilled in remodeling and landscaping. He was a perfectionist and very detail
oriented when working on a project. He was also very tech savvy and used the modern
capabilities that are controlled by smartphones. He loved pampering his 2 canine companions.
Edward is survived by his parents, Eduardo Silverio Sr and Amelia Silverio, his older sister
Annalyn (David) Valdecanas and younger sister Carolyn (Roy) Apura. He has left behind his two
furry children, Spencer and Bailey. Additional loved ones: Several godchildren, nieces,
nephews, cousins, aunts and uncles
Services:
Visitation: Sunday. November 19, 2023
5:00pm ct -9:00 pm ct
At: Sugar Land Mortuary
Join us Via Livestream at 5:00 pm ct
Funeral Mass
Monday, November 20, 2023
11:00 am ct
At: St. Theresa Catholic Church
705 St. Theresa Blvd., Sugar Land, TX
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Sydney Vandette
November 25, 2023
Edward your sweet soul left an everlasting impression upon me. I was a brand new nurse in the ER over 20 years ago and believe me, I was scared. You were assigned as my preceptor and you shaped and molded me into the nurse I am today. You comforted me, guided me, and helped me learn to fly. There’s been many times in my career where I reflected and smiled thinking of you and how you taught me so much. Thank you would never be adequate enough to express my gratitude for the knowledge you imparted to me. You were also so funny and made me laugh learning a job that is the hardest damn job in the world!!!
Now Edward, as I had to learn to fly, it is now your turn. Rest in peace and it’s not goodbye but see you later!
Much love and condolences to your friends and family- Sydney
Liz Peguero
November 21, 2023
I worked with Ed in the ER and he was such a kind and sweet soul. It saddens me to know he is no longer here making the world a better place. He will be missed tremendously. My prayers and condolences to his family.
Katie Necroto
November 20, 2023
His sense of humor. I had to write him up for being tardy. I ladled why he was always late working 3p. He asked if he could draw a picture. He showed me his route to work with 3 school zones. He was wonderful to be around. Will jot forget him. Katie
Anita Martin
November 19, 2023
I worked with him at the emergency department. He was a great coworker. Great memories with him.
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Tuyen Nguyen
November 18, 2023
Mr. ED was so selfless. He was more than a coworker, he IS family. He treated me with kindness from the first day I met him. Every day that I came into work, I´d be so excited to see that he was working because I knew it would be a great day with his positive attitude and kind smile. Even in my hardest times, he made sure I had a meal to eat and never expected anything in return. He was so kind and compassionate with patients. He never gave trouble to anyone and gave the best advice. He was a big foodie and was the uncle I always wished I had. I never got the chance to tell you how grateful I am for you, and I wouldn´t be where I am today without you. Thank you for all you did. Rest in peace -Tuyen
Patricia Washington
November 18, 2023
Mr Ed an awesome person. i really enjoyed working with you. im sure some of my extra pounds are because of you. always a good meal, and great laugh. my prayers go out to your loving family. may you rest in our Lord Jesus arms. love you brother.
Gemma Asteriou
November 16, 2023
I enjoyed coming to work because I knew Ed would be there. He was always smiling and having a good time. There was never a dull moment when Ed was around. I will miss you, my friend!
David Bosley
November 15, 2023
The most amazing, compassionate nurse ever. Love you bro. RIP.
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