| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
1/28/2020 Jean Parkhill and Cathy Creelman
Saint John, NB, Canada
Dear Nancy, Jonathan, Martha and families, We are so sorry to hear of Ed's passing. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Love Jean and Cathy
1/29/2020 Siobhán Silke
Galway , MN, Ireland
So sorry to hear about the death of Ed, such a lovely man. May he Rest in Peace
1/29/2020 Len & Deena Segal
Sharon, MA, US
We're very sorry to hear of Ed's passing. He was a real nice guy and a true asset to the Town of Sharon. Our condolences to Ed's Family.
1/29/2020 Willie Silke
Galway , , Ireland
Dear Nancy, John and Marty and families. Sorry to hear about the death of Ed. A very nice man. He will be greatly missed. May he rest in peace.
1/29/2020 DAVID A BRYANT
DEDHAM, MA, United States
Ed (Eddie) Welch was one of the people I remember best from my brief (2-year) stint working at Fay, Spofford & Thorndike in the early 1970s. In those days, the company was at 10 Beacon St. in Boston. Ed was a surveyor at the time, if memory serves. What I remember about him was his smile and good humor. It always seemed as if he was in a good mood. Often I would find myself seated in a group of FS&T employees traveling together on the commuter rail. I lived in Mansfield (along with my then-supervisor, Rodney Plourde), but Eddie got off at Sharon, along with our department head, Bertram Berger. It was almost always a jolly group, especially on Friday nights. One other small detail I remember -- Ed was the first person I knew who purchased a Hewlett-Packard calculator. They had just come out and cost a whopping $395! But Ed felt it would increase his efficiency, so he got one. Everyone else in the office was amazed and a bit jealous. (This was back in the Stone Age of computing and calculating, you must understand.) I was glad, and not surprised, to read that Ed had eventually become a director at FS&T. I can imagine he would have been a good manager and would have earned a spot on the board. Sadly, I lost touch with Ed after I left FS&T, so it has been 40 years since I saw him, but I have never forgotten his cheerful presence, around the office and on the train. My sincere condolences to the family.
1/29/2020 Gerald and Norma
Moncton, NB, Canada
Dear Nancy, Jonathan, Martha and families. Our deepest sympathy in your loss of Ed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time. Love Gerald and Norma
1/29/2020 Dharshi Asirwatham
Sharon, MA,
Dear Martha and family So sorry for your loss. Please accept our deepest sympathies. May your dad Rest In Peace! You are all in my thoughts and prayers!
1/30/2020 Christine Earle Pollina
Pinellas Park, Florida, USA
Dear Nancy and Family, I feel far away but wanted to send my condolences on hearing of your loss. Remembering your radiant face, Nancy, when you told us you were going to be married is still with me. I’m glad you were together all this time. Love, Christine
1/30/2020 Marie Fernberg
Brockton, MA, US
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. My sincerest sympathy. Marie Fernberg
1/30/2020 Gary Hebert
Marblehead, MA, USA
My sincerest condolences to Nancy and Ed’s extended family. As a long tine FST employee, I was happy to work with Ed on many projects. In all the time I knew him, he always a first class engineer, manager, and supervisor. And he always made work a joy, with his enduring smile, and his commitment to excellence, while genuinely caring about all who knew him. It was a pleasure to know him.
2/1/2020 JOAN WATTERS
ATTLEBORO, MA.,
tothe family of Edward Welch, I am so very sorry for the loss of your "dearly loved"husband,dad,uncle, grampa and friend. My deepest sympathy, Joan Watters
2/13/2020 Walt and Pat Welch
DeLand, Florida,
Walt and I will always remember Ed’s warm smile and caring nature. Please know our thoughts are with you always..