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Mike O'Brien
March 11, 2011
I worked with Ed for many years at Sioux
Plant. He was a good guy & funny. He will be missed.
Toni Glaub-Talley
March 5, 2011
To my Uncle Ed,
I will remember and cherish all the memories of the summer times we spent at you and Rita's home swimming and BBQ'n while I was a child. Rita, you and the family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Donna Short
March 4, 2011
Hi, I am Ed cousin Donna Hoffner Short, Dave and Mary's daughter. His Mom and Dad's goddaughter. We actually lived very close and didn't even know it. You have my deepest sympathy.
carole nocito
March 4, 2011
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Ed @ Sioux
Myron Daniels
March 3, 2011
I worked for Ed for many years at Sioux Plant and he was more than just a good supervisor, he was a good friend. He always looked out for his people and took good care of us.He will be missed.
March 3, 2011
Ed was a big help and a lot of fun to work with at the Christmas Tree Lot. He will be missed. Mike Tremmel and the employees of E. H. Glueck & Co.
Donald Gieselman
March 2, 2011
Rita
You have our deepest sympathy on your loss. Ed and I worked many years together and always hit it off as friends and as co-workers. We will miss him. He made work more like fun. We spent many hours together and built many fond memories. If we can help you through these trying times please let us know by E-mail or call.
Jerome Kenner
March 2, 2011
Ed was one of my first electrical supervisors. Working for Ed made life easier for myself and other workers also.
Dana Johns
March 2, 2011
When Ed was the Sioux electric shop supervisor, I remember he would come around the corner after last break and holler out 'Who's going to work overtime tonight?' And then if there weren't enough volunteers. He would point and say 'You and you are forced'.But, if a person really had something to do that night Ed would always try to arrange for them to be able to go home. I enjoyed working for him. My deepest condolences.
Judi Arnold
March 2, 2011
Rita, words cannot express. The world was a better place with Ed in it! Miss him already and summer's not even here yet! I'm REALLY going to miss chatting & laughing with him about North County! If there is ANYTHING that Kirk & I can do to help out in this chaos - we're just a call away. We mean that! I know he'd do it for us! God bless Ed, and you guys that remain behind! xoxoxo
Steve Anderson
March 2, 2011
I worked with Ed since 1985 as a fellow supervisor. I learned a lot from him and appreciated his support as a supervisor. He will be missed
Jennifer Lograsso
March 2, 2011
My sincere condolences to your family. My thoughts are with you Keith, Cassie, Kyle, Jake and Olivia.
March 2, 2011
I worked with Ed on outages at Labadie and for him as an electrician at Sioux and then as a tech at Sioux. He was good to work for and truly one of a kind.
Tom Bearley
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