1939
2025
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Allyson D Platt
March 4, 2025
Ed also was loved by, and will be greatly missed by two step children, Allyson D. Platt and David E. Platt, as well as four step grandchildren, four step great granddaughters, and two step great grandsons.
Jim and Gail
March 2, 2025
We shared many laughs and good times! RIP my friend
Gary O'Brien
March 2, 2025
I worked for Ed at
I worked for Ed at his Exxon Gas Station
I worked for Ed at his Exxon gas station/garage while in High School and then again at his Shell station in West Haven. Ed was a very driven hard worker who taught me many skills. R.I.P. my friend and mentor.
Lora Lynn Liebel Peraza
February 28, 2025
Rest In Peace Dad, You will be missed by many. I have peace knowing that you´ll be in good company with mom, auntie, uncle ski & grandma in heaven!
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