Again, my deepest condolences to Carolyn and her family at this time.  I am sorry I couldn't attend the service, but please know that I was there in spirit.  May the beauty of spring and renewal give you some comfort.
LIPEO,
Jeni

Our deepest Sympathy about Ed.  He was such a great guy; always friendly and a lot of fun.  We enjoyed you folks coming to our summer square dances since moving back to Colorado.  God bless you all!
                         LaVern Johnson
                         Red Rock Ramblers Summr Square Dance
                         Box 9, Lyons, Colorado 80540

Again, we're so saddened to hear of Ed's accident and untimely death. Please know and feel the presence and comfort of the Lord.

To us, Ed Cady will always be ""Uncle Eddy"" - my father's Uncle, although 5 years younger, and my Great Uncle.  Stories of madcap adventures that Uncle Eddy and Bill Taylor had as boys growing up together still grace our gatherings and will continue on.  As an adult I have so enjoyed getting to hang out with Uncle Eddy and share memories and his version of the ""stories""! He will be sorely missed but greatly remembered...and always well loved.  Condolences to Carolyn, Bruce and Sharon.

Ed was a true gentlemen. All of us in Newcomers loved him and will miss him greatly.

I wish to send my condolences to the Cady family in their loss of Ed.  I recall Ed through my contact with him at the First United Methodist Church and his involvement and interest in its programs.  It was a pleasure to have know him.

We were so sorry to hear of Mr. Cady's passing.  We always enjoyed his quick wit and outgoing personality.  He will truly be missed.  Our thoughts and prayers are with Mrs. Cady, Bruce, Sharon and the rest of the family.

ED MAY MAY HAVE BEEN SMALL IN SIZE BUT HE WAS A GREAT PERSON WHO I HAD THE PLEASURE OF SHARING 4 YEARS  IN VET SCHOOL WITH HIM

An integral part of our ski pack, Ed was always ready to go where the snow was best that day. Nearly every Wednesday, and several three- day-trips each year for the past decade, Ed was eager to take on all slopes, and he especcially loved to ski-the-trees. You could not keep him out of the trees when the powder was deep. Always positive, skiing till the lifts shut down, with more energy than the Energizer Bunny; Ed, you have been missed these last weeks, and knowing you had passed, we especially missed you on this week's three-day-trip to Steamboat. You will always be in our minds and our hearts.

Ed was always a happy, positive guy who was a perfect member of the ""Eight Ballers"", which is the name that stuck with our vet class.  During his long and full life Ed contributed his time,talents and energies to his community, profession,friends and family, which is the true measure of a man. The Eight Ballers were truly unique and formed a bond that has endured over a half century.  God Speed Ed, you will be remembered.
Bob Allen

We were neighbors when Ed moved to Colorado in 2000. He was a great guy and are sorry for you loss.  Our prayers are with you and your family.

We first met Ed on a Newcomers hike in 2002.  He had a deep appreciation of Colorado's landscape and, if asked, was willing to share his vast knowledge of the outdoor world.  He was a gentle man, with a keen wit and his passing is a loss to our community.

Ed Cady, a lifelong friend is gone too soon. We grew up together as neighbors in north Fort Collins. It was Boy Scouts, deer hunting, riding our horses, and then vet school together. It is sad to lose such a friend. Condolences to Carolyn, Bruce and others in the family.

Ed Cady.  A skinny little guy with a squeeky voice.  But more man perhaps than many of us.  Still skiing at 77!  I sit around and complain about aches, pains and ailments of advancing years while Ed is rocketing down the expert runs!  In Vet School an excellent student.  Kind to the shy and ""picked on"".  I recall an impromtu friendly(?) scuffle between Ed and the much bigger Jim Hayden in the hallway between classes.  Quick wiry Ed was the clear winner.  Organizer (with Carolyn) of several great class reunions.  Always interested in what's going on in ""your"" lives.  
Retirement finally gave him time to pursue his many hobbies and interests.  I'll let others reflect on his many years as a leader in his profession in southern Cal.  A Heck of a Guy!!! 
We will miss him.
     Jim Iseminger, Vet Classmate

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this most difficult time.

OBITUARIO

Ed Cady

23 febrero, 1934 – 1 abril, 2011

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