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Lisa Tritz
January 17, 2012
Mary, sorry to hear about Ed. Another Angel taken to heaven. It seems like so long ago working with Ed at Woodland Real Estate Better Homes & Gardens and coming in to see him doing the daily crossword puzzles. He was a terrific man. He will be missed but never forgotten.
Charlie Parascandola
January 16, 2012
I'm sorry to hear of the passing of my friend and buddy from the Third Squad, NCPD. We had a lot of laughs. May the Angels of Heaven wrap their wings around you and guide you on your way to Heaven.
David Leidy
January 16, 2012
Mary, was sorry to hear of Ed's passing. Knowing him was such a pleasure, he was always such a positive person to be around, always a good thing to say. May your memories celebrate his life.
January 15, 2012
Worked with Ed in uniform in the Second Pct. A Cops,Cop. Rest in Peace Brother. John P. Rowe Ret.NCPD
Jerry Good
January 11, 2012
I am sorry to hear of the passing of Mr Zaleski. He was one of our favorites at Papa Murphy's. Every employee knew what his pizza was, half sausage (full portion) and half cheese, and that he would call by mid day on Friday. We knew when Lent started as he had to suffer through no sausage.Our condolences to his family. We will miss him.
Jerry, Vickie and the crew
Kate Smith
January 11, 2012
My best to you, Ed's family, at this time of sorrow. I had the great joy of sharing an office with Ed at Woodland Real Estate for a long time and thought the world of him. Ed was always upbeat and positive and it was always heartwarming that his greatest joy in life was you, his family.
Our little office at Woodland Real Estate with Tom Mudd was always full of laughter and we loved hearing Ed's stories from days in law enforcement. That was always compounded when we got a visit from Frank and got to enjoy their memory sharing.
He was a wonderful man. I'm sure God will have a special place in heaven for him.
Kate(Kathy) Smith
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