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L. Hackmeier
April 5, 2019
J K
April 17, 2017
Grew up just a few houses away from Ed on York street in S.F. I remember him as the park director at Rolf Playground on Hampshire. I remember him chalking the softball field before the games on weekends. He made that chalk line as straight as a string! He used to let me take out a basketball for the evening and held my belt as security - not sure how my pants didn't fall down while playing b-ball! He was a nice guy, but you knew not to cross him. Thanks for the memories, Ed.
January 2, 2017
LOVED HIM LIKE A BROTHER. WISH WE COULD HAVE GROWN UP TOGETHER. LOVED HIS KNOWLEDGE OF SPORTS & THEATER.
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