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Edward Nichols Obituary
NEWARK: Edward Axel (Ed) Nichols, 64, died of malignant melanoma on March 1 at the Cincinnati VA Medical Center.
Ed was born in Virginia to a military family and grew up in various places including Tucson, Arizona, London, England, and Newark, Ohio. He left Newark High School in 1969 to serve in the United States Marine Corps for three years during the Vietnam War. After returning to the US, Ed had a long and successful career in finance and real estate and started several companies.
Ed was a beloved son, brother, uncle, dad, and papa. He is survived by his (ex) wife, Jean, son and daughter-in-law, Joe and Tia, and grandsons, Brooks and Luke.
Ed's family will hold a private memorial service for him in Florida where he worked and lived for decades.
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Samantha Julian
April 3, 2025
I still think of ED so many years later. He was tough on me because he wanted me to be better. I appreciated that more than he will ever know. It was an honor to work with him. May he rest in peace.
Steve Day
March 23, 2017
We have lost a great one. It was an honor to be his friend and co-worker.
The Lewises
March 19, 2017
Deepest sympathy for this great loss to the family. The strength from God can sustain you though this very difficult time. May the depth of your faith and the love of those who share your loss comfort you. Also may knowing that your beloved is not in distress bring you a measure of peace.
Joanne Symons
March 19, 2017
To the Nichols family, I'm sorry for your loss. Keep the memories of watching Ed/dad/papa with his grandsons close to your hearts. He was so proud of you Joe , the man (son/husband/father) you have becomePrayers and strength to all.
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