Condolence: On behalf of all of us at BPMI, I express my sympathies and pass on my prayers to Ed's family on his passing.

I had the pleasure of working with Ed in several capacities. He was always a professional and gentlemen. He lived his life with honor and that's the best compliment anyone can get.

Condolence: My family would like to express our deepest sympathies to Tonya and Adrienne. Ed was one of the best managers I ever had. He treated his reports like family. He was kind and pleasant to work for and made the job enjoyable. His sense of humor made the difficult work and long hours enjoyable. Ed talked about many things; his love of the Yankees, work, golf, and Ed helped carry the MAO Maulers/ BPMI Boron to consecutive softball championships. But Ed spoke most of his love of his family and you could see his eyes light up when he spoke of his wife and daughter. I learned much from Ed technically; but learned even more from him regarding character and values. We will miss Ed more than words can express and I am certain God has him on his A Team in heaven. I will always keep Ed and his family in my thoughts and prayers. God Bless you Ed and God give your family the strength and grace to make it through these difficult days.

Condolence: Eddie was a man with a plan for success. I want to say, Thank you, for all that you have unconditionally done for our family, time, after time after time. You shall be sincerely missed Eddie, remembering your love, commitment and support you gave unequivocally to Tonya and Adrienne. Rest in peace Eddie, for the time will come when we will see you again.

Condolence: Ed was one of the nicest people I ever known. From colleagues at MAO to when Ed worked for me as a supervisor, Ed was smart, funny and extremely friendly. Ed will be missed. To Tanya and the family, I am sorry for your loss. May Ed’s memory be for a blessing.