I’m very sorry to hear that my friend Ed has passed away.  My heartfelt condolences to his brother, Gary.

Many years ago, Ed and I worked together and quickly discovered we shared a real passion for music and great audio systems.  I’ll always remember the conversations we had, the laughs we shared, and the many great memories from that time.

Every now and then we’d meet for coffee and pick up right where we left off, as if no time had passed at all. Those moments meant a lot to me.

I’ll miss you, buddy. Thanks for the friendship and the memories.

— Steve

Sorry for the loss of your brother, Ed. Losing a brother is a difficult chapter. May you find strength in fond memories.

Ed was truly the kindest human. He radiated sunshine everywhere he went. He loved his cherry red car and having a wicked stereo setup for his movie nights, because he was a huge movie buff. Ed loved to laugh and share a good story about his adventures and always knew how to make you feel loved. He always smelled like nice cologne and coffee because he would get scooters every morning and get a small or medium coffee, depending on how long his day was ahead of him. Talking to Ed was like a warm hug and the world feels empty without him here. Ed was and still is so incredibly loved.

Gary Blum

Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home & Cemetery

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Mr. Edward Allen Blum

3 September, 1951 – 17 February, 2026

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