Eddie was one of the best friends you could have. he touched the lives of all he knew.
Originally from Pennsylvania he moved to Miami early on and worked for the old Miami News as a graphics artist.
His art work was second to none, so realistic you could reach out and touch the subject.
He eventually left the news and worked as a freelance artist until his death.
He was diagnosed around 2001 with inoperable lung cancer and received treatment from the VA in Miami.
He was found in his apartment by some local tenants who were concerned about his health.
We all enjoyed having you around Eddie and from three of your closest friends, Lydia Rydell, Steve Weeks and myself, Buddy Parsons, we wish you a glorious journey my friend.
Originally from Pennsylvania he moved to Miami early on and worked for the old Miami News as a graphics artist.
His art work was second to none, so realistic you could reach out and touch the subject.
He eventually left the news and worked as a freelance artist until his death.
He was diagnosed around 2001 with inoperable lung cancer and received treatment from the VA in Miami.
He was found in his apartment by some local tenants who were concerned about his health.
We all enjoyed having you around Eddie and from three of your closest friends, Lydia Rydell, Steve Weeks and myself, Buddy Parsons, we wish you a glorious journey my friend.
Eddie was one of the best friends you could have. he touched the lives of all he knew.
Originally from Pennsylvania he moved to Miami early on and worked for the old Miami News as a graphics artist.
His art work was second to none, so realistic you could reach out and touch the subject.
He eventually left the news and worked as a freelance artist until his death.
He was diagnosed around 2001 with inoperable lung cancer and received treatment from the VA in Miami.
He was found in his apartment by some local tenants who were concerned about his health.
We all enjoyed having you around Eddie and from three of your closest friends, Lydia Rydell, Steve Weeks and myself, Buddy Parsons, we wish you a glorious journey my friend.
Originally from Pennsylvania he moved to Miami early on and worked for the old Miami News as a graphics artist.
His art work was second to none, so realistic you could reach out and touch the subject.
He eventually left the news and worked as a freelance artist until his death.
He was diagnosed around 2001 with inoperable lung cancer and received treatment from the VA in Miami.
He was found in his apartment by some local tenants who were concerned about his health.
We all enjoyed having you around Eddie and from three of your closest friends, Lydia Rydell, Steve Weeks and myself, Buddy Parsons, we wish you a glorious journey my friend.
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