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Chas Wilson
November 17, 2010
I heard of the loss of your father today and I know how you must feel. I just can't tell you how sorry I am. I know nothing I can write can dull your sorrow since only time can do that - and one day it will. I hope you will let your thoughts be of a rich and full life spent by a good man who lived every minute without regrets. I only knew Ed for five or six years, but I believe that is probably what he would have wanted.
November 17, 2010
I remember he did my electrical work in my house. he stayed beyond the time and really put a great effort. I was real happy and always remember his name.
November 17, 2010
DEAR KIRKEVOLD FAMILY I WAS SO SORRY TO READ ON LINE THIS AM OF YOUR FATHERS PASSING. HE WAS SO NICE AND HELPFUL LAST YEAR WHEN I WAS TRYING TO LOCATE MY CHILDHOOD FRIEND BONNIE JOHNSON. I REALLY APPRECIATED HIS KINDNESS. MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AT THIS SAD TIME. MARY LOU WHEELOCK WESTERHOLT WOODLAND CALIFORNIA AND NORTH 48TH ST. TACOMA.
jerry anderson
November 17, 2010
Sorry for the loss of your father. He use to come down to the Point Defiance Boathouse and chat with us. He was so happy and fun to talk too.
Dave Dimond
November 17, 2010
Dear Ron, Julie, Rick & family,
We were sorry to hear the news about your Father's passing. We've been there and we know that it is a difficult time for everyone.
With our sincere sympathy,
Dave, Debbie, Mark & Kevin
November 16, 2010
We would like to list the Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren whom Ed loved so much.
Grandchildren: Bryan Kirkevold (Melanie),Kristin Kirkevold, Kelly Aaron, Jennifer, Sandy and Cathleen Kirkevold, and Andrew Aaron. Great Grandchildren: Christopher (C.J.) Jimenez, Timothy and Danielle Zane
Ron and Dee Kirkevold
Marty Kongsli
November 16, 2010
Hey, Ron and family,
Sorry to learn of the passing of you dad.
Marty Kongsli
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