Ed, my sweet brother, I miss you so bad
Everyday! I wake up thinking about you. 
And I fall asleep thinking about you.
I know I don’t have to worry about you now.
I know you are in God’s house with all our love ones that has gone before you. You have no pain, no sadness. you can walk. I don’t worry about that......I just miss you. I know We will see you again, and I will here that beautiful laugh and see that smiling face. Love and Miss you so much.   Love Sis


How could I possibly express what Uncle Ed meant to me in such few words? He was my great-uncle, and he was nothing short of great. 

Uncle Ed always made me laugh until I cried. We always sat by each other at every meal to try to keep each other in line.  (That never worked).  He taught me so much about how to live life to the fullest and never take a day for granted. 

There will be so many times that I miss with him. Playing games like Bingo and Yahtzee will be memories I will cherish forever. Getting a call on a Tuesday in April to let me know the 1983 Cowboys were on tv never got old. We shared a love of music and sports that bonded us as thick as thieves. 

Although we might not be together today, the memories you’ve given me will last forever. I love you Uncle Ed. You are greatly missed. 

ED was such a sweet person. always enjoy been around him he could always make you laugh and had something good to say Prayers For You All   Love Debbie Vaught Bright

Uncle Ed and I had a musical bond that created a lifetime love of all types of music from the Amazing Rhythm Aces to Arcadia, blues, country, and pop.

We would shop all day on Christmas Eve and get home late without anything wrapped. Although it irritated some, we just laughed because of all the fun we had. 

I remember working at the bank on Geyer Springs. The ladies in the drive thru would call me in the front several times asking me to call you because you had left with the canister again. I would call you at Safeway only to hear you busting out laughing. 

Uncle Ed kept all of my secrets and was my partner in crime in some of those. He taught me how to be a non traditional Aunt. 

I will miss our times but I will see him again. Of course, we will have to best behavior then. Soar High, Uncle Ed! I know you will be watching over me. RIL

Thanks for the great memories papa Ed when Mandy and I were younger.  From buying use concert tickets to see poison to driving us up to Mountain Home to visit my dad over Winter break,  to the days on Lake Noral.  I know your family loved you very much and you will be missed by all.  Rest easy papa Ed.. Love you! 

Daddy, 
I wait for your calls but they don't come. Oh how I miss your laugh! I so miss you and our daily talks. Until I see you again, fly high. I love you.
Mandy Lou

Ed's contagious laughter and sense of humor can never be forgotten. He and son Jared adored each other.

Uncle Ed,  where do I start? I have so many memories of him. He loved the lake, going out to eat and spending time with the family. 

Mom and Uncle Bud, I am so sorry for your loss. I am here if you need me. I love you very much. 

Uncle Ed, I will hold onto all the memories I have of you. I will take care of mom. Until we see other again.  Rest In Peace! I love you! - Love Always, Mooney Bear.

I miss you so much! It’s really going to be hard ,
Not to hear your beautiful laugh, and to see your sweet smiling face. I love you ! RIL Precious Brother.  Until I see you again! 

Enjoyed meeting this sweet gentleman!  Thank you, Miss Marcy and Roger for inviting me into your home and introducing me.  My thoughts are with you and your family.  And prayers for Ed.

We have known Eddie   since  he was a  little  boy. We  been  friends of the family over 50 Years.  He will be missed.
 All our love and prayers for the family  during this  hard time. 
Wish we  could be there for the family.
Kathy & Eddie   Smith  and the  Rogers  family

I met Ed through Marcy Adams at Midtowne Church. He was such a sweet man, smiling big for all us ladies at church. He loved our hugs as much as we loved his. He had a wonderful personally that made it so easy to get to know him. I looked forward to seeing him on Sundays. And how I will miss him. Ed has gained his angel wings and is with Jesus now. I look forward to the day that I will be able to hug him again. Love you Ed.

Ed was a very dear friend of mine. We met in 1979 at Safeway's Corporate Office, where we both worked, and we became life long friends. I will always remember the fun times we shared and will miss him dearly.

I enjoy visiting with Ed when I would take him his mail we would make each other laugh I am going to miss him very much he is like a part of my family enjoy your wings 

I worked with Eddie at Safeway.  He was always smiling, and laughing.  He could always uplift your mood no mater what kind of day you were having.

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Edward Stewart

July 6, 1953 – February 2, 2021

Pinecrest Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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