Edward L. Kane Jr. was born on November 21, 1930, Ed passed away on Jan. 14, 2017 after a long battle with cancer. The son of Kathryn (Sussdorff) Kane and Edward L. Kane, he was born in Brooklyn, NY.
He earned his BS in Business Administration from Pace College (University) and entered the USMC PLC while in college. Upon graduation he was commissioned as a 2LT, USMCR in 1953 and served in the Korean Conflict.
Ed met Joan Moeller in 1949 and they married on Dec. 26, 1953. Ed had a long career in the business world, having worked in sales for Allied Chemical, Lehn & Fink (Sterling Drug) and in 1976 he established Metalworking Chemicals & Equipment Co. which continues in operation today.
Despite spending most of his early years in the NYC and northern NJ area, he always wanted to get back to the Adirondacks. His grandfather William Sussdorff built Northern Pines Inn and Golf Course in Port Kent, NY and as a boy, Ed spent holidays and summers there. His desire to get back to the area led to his decision to move to Lake Placid in 1982, and he relocated his business from NJ and also purchased the Artist's Café at #1 Main Street, Lake Placid. Along with his family, Ed built a restaurant company which still operates the Great Adirondack Steak & Seafood Co. and the Great Adirondack Brewing Co. on Main Street.
Ed is survived by his wife Joan of 64 years, his sister Betty, sons Edward, Fred, Rob and Will, daughters in law Michelle, Dianne and Nancy, granddaughters Christina, Caitlin, Jessyca and Hannah, grandsons Sean, Michael, Robert, Eddie, Patrick, Ryan and William and 8 great grandchildren.
Ed was very proud of his service in the USMC and always supported veterans and active duty military. He loved reading US history when he was not working. But he especially loved the North Country as it was his 'happy place'. A true child of the depression, who was one of 'those' families that received the food baskets on holidays, he never forgot where he came from and helped others in need throughout his life.
He earned his BS in Business Administration from Pace College (University) and entered the USMC PLC while in college. Upon graduation he was commissioned as a 2LT, USMCR in 1953 and served in the Korean Conflict.
Ed met Joan Moeller in 1949 and they married on Dec. 26, 1953. Ed had a long career in the business world, having worked in sales for Allied Chemical, Lehn & Fink (Sterling Drug) and in 1976 he established Metalworking Chemicals & Equipment Co. which continues in operation today.
Despite spending most of his early years in the NYC and northern NJ area, he always wanted to get back to the Adirondacks. His grandfather William Sussdorff built Northern Pines Inn and Golf Course in Port Kent, NY and as a boy, Ed spent holidays and summers there. His desire to get back to the area led to his decision to move to Lake Placid in 1982, and he relocated his business from NJ and also purchased the Artist's Café at #1 Main Street, Lake Placid. Along with his family, Ed built a restaurant company which still operates the Great Adirondack Steak & Seafood Co. and the Great Adirondack Brewing Co. on Main Street.
Ed is survived by his wife Joan of 64 years, his sister Betty, sons Edward, Fred, Rob and Will, daughters in law Michelle, Dianne and Nancy, granddaughters Christina, Caitlin, Jessyca and Hannah, grandsons Sean, Michael, Robert, Eddie, Patrick, Ryan and William and 8 great grandchildren.
Ed was very proud of his service in the USMC and always supported veterans and active duty military. He loved reading US history when he was not working. But he especially loved the North Country as it was his 'happy place'. A true child of the depression, who was one of 'those' families that received the food baskets on holidays, he never forgot where he came from and helped others in need throughout his life.
Edward L. Kane Jr. was born on November 21, 1930, Ed passed away on Jan. 14, 2017 after a long battle with cancer. The son of Kathryn (Sussdorff) Kane and Edward L. Kane, he was born in Brooklyn, NY.
He earned his BS in Business Administration from Pace College (University) and entered the USMC PLC while in college. Upon graduation he was commissioned as a 2LT, USMCR in 1953 and served in the Korean Conflict.
Ed met Joan Moeller in 1949 and they married on Dec. 26, 1953. Ed had a long career in the business world, having worked in sales for Allied Chemical, Lehn & Fink (Sterling Drug) and in 1976 he established Metalworking Chemicals & Equipment Co. which continues in operation today.
Despite spending most of his early years in the NYC and northern NJ area, he always wanted to get back to the Adirondacks. His grandfather William Sussdorff built Northern Pines Inn and Golf Course in Port Kent, NY and as a boy, Ed spent holidays and summers there. His desire to get back to the area led to his decision to move to Lake Placid in 1982, and he relocated his business from NJ and also purchased the Artist's Café at #1 Main Street, Lake Placid. Along with his family, Ed built a restaurant company which still operates the Great Adirondack Steak & Seafood Co. and the Great Adirondack Brewing Co. on Main Street.
Ed is survived by his wife Joan of 64 years, his sister Betty, sons Edward, Fred, Rob and Will, daughters in law Michelle, Dianne and Nancy, granddaughters Christina, Caitlin, Jessyca and Hannah, grandsons Sean, Michael, Robert, Eddie, Patrick, Ryan and William and 8 great grandchildren.
Ed was very proud of his service in the USMC and always supported veterans and active duty military. He loved reading US history when he was not working. But he especially loved the North Country as it was his 'happy place'. A true child of the depression, who was one of 'those' families that received the food baskets on holidays, he never forgot where he came from and helped others in need throughout his life.
He earned his BS in Business Administration from Pace College (University) and entered the USMC PLC while in college. Upon graduation he was commissioned as a 2LT, USMCR in 1953 and served in the Korean Conflict.
Ed met Joan Moeller in 1949 and they married on Dec. 26, 1953. Ed had a long career in the business world, having worked in sales for Allied Chemical, Lehn & Fink (Sterling Drug) and in 1976 he established Metalworking Chemicals & Equipment Co. which continues in operation today.
Despite spending most of his early years in the NYC and northern NJ area, he always wanted to get back to the Adirondacks. His grandfather William Sussdorff built Northern Pines Inn and Golf Course in Port Kent, NY and as a boy, Ed spent holidays and summers there. His desire to get back to the area led to his decision to move to Lake Placid in 1982, and he relocated his business from NJ and also purchased the Artist's Café at #1 Main Street, Lake Placid. Along with his family, Ed built a restaurant company which still operates the Great Adirondack Steak & Seafood Co. and the Great Adirondack Brewing Co. on Main Street.
Ed is survived by his wife Joan of 64 years, his sister Betty, sons Edward, Fred, Rob and Will, daughters in law Michelle, Dianne and Nancy, granddaughters Christina, Caitlin, Jessyca and Hannah, grandsons Sean, Michael, Robert, Eddie, Patrick, Ryan and William and 8 great grandchildren.
Ed was very proud of his service in the USMC and always supported veterans and active duty military. He loved reading US history when he was not working. But he especially loved the North Country as it was his 'happy place'. A true child of the depression, who was one of 'those' families that received the food baskets on holidays, he never forgot where he came from and helped others in need throughout his life.
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