Sunday, May 7, 2017
Very sad to hear of Eds passing but I know he's in good hands with Doris. Ed was an amazingly talented Man of the outdoors. When I think of Ed I can see him in a khaki fishing vest over his suspenders, with his camo cap on his head, starring at nature in the most content way. He would have his knife in one hand and be carving away at a piece of wood in the other. He would tell the best stories, and he overall loved his family and I'm sure he never felt crowded in the house full of all the women he loved lol. Nature was his escape for sure he would discover things like arrowheads and everything he would find would tell a story to him. Thank you Ed for adding to my life and teaching me things at such a young and impressionable time in my life as a child. I wish I could have thanked you in person and your wife Doris also but I'm sure after all you've taught me you both can hear me now. I love you and god bless!
Coty
