Edward T. "Ed" Condon

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Edward Condon Obituary

EDWARD "ED"
T. CONDON, 75

LAKELAND - Edward "Ed" T. Condon, 75, passed away on March 22, 2009, at his home, surrounded by his family. Cause of death was pulmonary fibrosis.
He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Laurine Condon; his son Edward T. Condon, Jr. and wife Eliana; his son Bruce Condon and wife Kay; and his son Cliff Condon and partner Zjef van Bezouw. His is also survived by his sister Anna Mae Baldwin; his brother Redmond Condon and wife Cissy; and sister-in-law Pauline Condon, wife of deceased brother Walter Condon. He was loved dearly by his family including 29 nieces and nephews.
Ed was born and raised in Jamaica Plain, a neighborhood of Boston, MA, and graduated from Northeastern University. He served his country proudly in the Korean War. In 1964, he moved with his family to Marlboro, MA, where he worked as an electrical engineer at Raytheon for 35 years until his retirement. In 2001, he and his wife moved to Lakeland, Florida to enjoy their golden years.
He was a good Catholic who lived a Christian life guided by the commandments, "You shall love the Lord with your whole heart" and "You shall love your neighbor as yourself."
There are no immediate plans for a memorial service but the family hopes that friends would remember Ed in their prayers.

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Published by The Ledger on Mar. 25, 2009.

Memories and Condolences
for Edward Condon

7 Entries

Sean Condon

April 22, 2009

I will always remember Uncle Eddie for his great sense of humor and the "laugh" that only Uncle Eddie could do..
You will be missed tremendously....

Sean, Ann, Sean Jr., Michael and David Condon

Michael Pierce

April 3, 2009

Uncle Eddie will live forever as I keep him in my memories. He and Aunt Laurine had a way of making me feel special whenever I stayed over their house in Marlboro.(For a kid from the city, man, that was the country! I couldn't sleep at night, the crickets kept me awake!)
Ed will always be one of the "good guys" in my mind. I don't recall him ever saying anything bad about anyone.
I have conjured up a memory, maybe it's real, maybe not. It centers around our dining room table, a card game with my Dad, Uncle Ed, Uncle Bill, Uncle Bruce(?)and maybe even Pa. I can still see the cigarette and cigar smoke curling up around the overhead lamp. It is easy to remember all the bantering going back and forth between the guys as they joked and razzed one another. There were alot of laughs as I sat there watching and listening. And Ed held his own with the rest of them. What a witty bunch of guys, I thought.
They all had their good qualities but I always felt there was something special about Ed. There always will be.
With much love and appreciation for the small amounts of time I have gotten to spend with him.

April 1, 2009

If there was a book entitled "How To Be The Best"and the first chapter was called "Big Brothers", Eddie Condon would be the first name. Walter loved Ed and cherished him and his brotherly advice. Not only was he Walter's big brother but was his best friend. They had so much fun when they got together. I remember one time they were sitting together and they were laughing so hard, tears were in their eyes and they lost their breath. I never really understood what was so funny but got the distinct feeling that it was a "brother thing" and "you had to be there". Eddie was there for me when Walter died and was a great comfort to me and a big brother to me. Eddie was and will be always loved by us. May you rest in peace, Ed, and may God hold you in the palm of His hand. All our love, Pauline, Cheryl, Sean and families --- East Haven, CT

Joan Pierce

March 31, 2009

Uncle Ed loved and was loved by many! This past week I remembered dearly the cookouts at his home in Marlboro and then the the open door policy in Florida! Jim, Jimmy and I certainly took Ed and Laurine up on this on quite a few occasions! Ed even went with Jim and Jimmy on the college circuit one year. During Spring Training, we would stay with Ed and Laurine and times when we couldn't make it to the house, Ed and Laurine would make the trip to the Ball Parks to watch their grand nephew, Jimmy, play baseball and to spend some time with us! His love,humor, hospitality and candor will be missed but never, ever forgotten!

Forever in our hearts!

Love from Jim, Joannie, Sean and Jimmy Pierce

March 31, 2009

Sorry for your loss, we will remember Ed with great fondness and love.

Paul & Sheila Wilson

Jerry & Carol Jackson

March 29, 2009

Ed Condon was our good nieghbor for about 8 years. He always had something good to say about everyone. We will miss him dearly.

March 25, 2009

We will always remember Uncle Ed's great sense of humor and his view of the world. We will miss him but will always keep him in our hearts!
Love, Cheryl, Alan, Andrew, Robert and Jeffrey Poirier

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