Eric S Knoch

My sympathies to the family!
The Craig Alan Brown family

We are so sorry to hear of the sudden passing of Eric. We have always enjoyed talking to Eric at the cottage. Such a nice neighbor. You will be missed by your neighbors at the lake.
Keeping your family in uplifting prayers.

Chuck and Wanda Vredeveld

Eric, Beth and the entire Knoch clan - I am so sorry to hear this and have you all in my thoughts and prayers.

Dad and Eric are resting in peace now and forever

Glen and I send our deepest sympathy to the family. We are praying for comfort and peace. Eric had such a presence about him...quiet, kind, and a beautiful smile.

Beth and Whitney,

I am so saddened to hear this news. My parents just saw Eric and Whitney at McDonalds when you were in town for Moon Festival.

Eric was a great human and I was the one that introduced you 2 back in the day! We had so many great times at your parties in Cincy that Tina Doseck and I use to attend often.

He was such a quiet and extraordinary and hard working man.

He will definitely be missed

Tracy Thuman-Clinger

Beth Whitney and family my heart breaks for you. Eric was such an amazing man. I have such great memories of him. Our deepest sympathy.

Beth, I'm saddened to hear of Eric's passing. Memories of him are are flashing and every one has Eric smiling and laughing. He was a great friend to grow up with. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Nancy and I are so sorry to hear of Eric´s passing. Our prayers are with Beth and family. . We haven´t seen each other basically since high school but it seems like yesterday.
I´ll always remember Eric for his unassuming, humble, and quiet demeanor. A multi-sport athlete who was strong as a bull but with a gentle nature.
If I recall, he was the best card player at our pickup games at Greg Ruppert´s and Keith Shaffer´s homes, probably because he was smart as a whip and was able to count cards. lol.
I always referred to him as "EK", but when I think of Eric, I think of his iconic Jeep that he used to drive around town, especially during heavy snows. That thing could go anywhere!

Rest in Peace Eric and thank you for being our friend. Class of `79.

Godspeed, Robin and Bob Lucke