Eddie was a good friend, as was his sister.  We attended church together, as well as school.   Eddie, and my then boyfriend, Wes, hung out all the time.  His passing leaves me sad.  Wes also has passed on.   Life is so short, but we did not realize it in our youth. May they be with each other on the other side.  God bless and comfort his family.

Eddie was a kind, generous man who left this earth too soon. We met at church and became friends in about 9th grade. My husband, Tom, and I had a lot of fun times with Eddie and his family in the early 70's. He served in Vietnam, and as many of our generation, he was forever altered by the experience. Rest in peace, my friend. 

Always remember Aspen.....

Just recently Fred Seaburg and I remembered a terrifying 70 MPH ride in Eddie's car, driven by Eddie, down Ridge Road from Broadway to my house.  Fred and I were both convinced we would die horrible deaths.  Eddie also "pranked" those faculty members who parked their cars in the west side parking lot after students were told they couldn't park in the east side lot, allegedly reserved for faculty only.  Eddie removed the valve stems from all four tires of every faculty member who had parked in the wrong lot.