Condolence: Dear Brenda and Steve... I just learned of Eddie's passing. I am deeply saddened and so sorry for the loss of your brother. My heart goes out to his family. He had the best laugh. 😊 Eddie was loved by all in my family, and will be missed. My best to you and your families.

Condolence: Donald, Brad and Amanda, So sorry for your loss. I met your father at the Keys/Shea family reunion out in Mass. It was a beautiful day and he seemed to enjoy talking with you while you grilled the food. Hold on to the fond memories. Prayers for all of you during this difficult time. Blessings - Mary and family.

Condolence: Donald and Family, Thinking of you at this difficult time, and hoping that you find comfort in your memories of happier moments. So sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Donald and family, We're very sorry to hear of your loss of your father. Fathers have a special place in our hearts, and we hope you cherish the memories you have of him. Having worked with him all of those years adds to the list of things you have to remember about him. I pray that you have lots of fond thoughts about those days and that you can smile as you look back on them. Sincerely, Barry & Amy Clark

Condolence: I offer my condolences to your family during this difficult time. Continue to lean on family and friends for support. God gives us comfort and hope at 2 Corinthians 1:3,4 and Revelation 21:3,4 when we mourn on occasions like this. May you find the peace and strength needed to endure the days ahead.

Condolence: Donald, and family. It's never easy to loose a loved one! Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this difficult time.

Condolence: I was so saddened to hear of the passing of a very dear man. We met many years ago through his daughter Christine and he hired me to work in his office in Uxbridge. When I married and had my son and eventually left his employ we always stayed great friends! He was a regular at my families house for many a Thanksgiving (and a random Christmas or two) always bringing a great bottle of wine and an infectious laugh. And even when the holiday visits became less frequent he never missed our bi-Annual Berlin Golf tounemants. Every spring and every fall Ed always had a team and a smile to play. I can only think of one time in more than 15 years that he wasn't there. I am going to miss him lots. So sorry to all of you for losing your dad and grandpa. He was truly a wonderful man that I feel blessed to have been part of his life. Hugs to all of you. Michelle Kreell