Edward was the son of Mildred Fitch and Charles E. Hauersperger. He married a (Living) Swaney on 24 Oct 1958 and they had two children before divorcing. He then married a Phyllis Miller Cox on 5 Feb 1982, which also ended in divorce. His last marriage was to Linda Pile Catlin on 10 Apr 1982. She passed away in 1988.
Edward honorably served in the U.S. Military. Further, he retired from the railroad after serving many years as a detective. He resided in Riverton but was in poor health during his latter years and was hospitalized in Urbana when he passed.
His obituary remarked of his joy of family and loving to spend time with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
AN ASIDE: Edward was my second cousin whom I did not know until a few years before his death. We were both into researching "our roots" and he provided me much of his data. We would periodically contact each other as his health declined. His stone is properly inscribed, he WAS "A true friend and a good man".
Edward honorably served in the U.S. Military. Further, he retired from the railroad after serving many years as a detective. He resided in Riverton but was in poor health during his latter years and was hospitalized in Urbana when he passed.
His obituary remarked of his joy of family and loving to spend time with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
AN ASIDE: Edward was my second cousin whom I did not know until a few years before his death. We were both into researching "our roots" and he provided me much of his data. We would periodically contact each other as his health declined. His stone is properly inscribed, he WAS "A true friend and a good man".
Edward was the son of Mildred Fitch and Charles E. Hauersperger. He married a (Living) Swaney on 24 Oct 1958 and they had two children before divorcing. He then married a Phyllis Miller Cox on 5 Feb 1982, which also ended in divorce. His last marriage was to Linda Pile Catlin on 10 Apr 1982. She passed away in 1988.
Edward honorably served in the U.S. Military. Further, he retired from the railroad after serving many years as a detective. He resided in Riverton but was in poor health during his latter years and was hospitalized in Urbana when he passed.
His obituary remarked of his joy of family and loving to spend time with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
AN ASIDE: Edward was my second cousin whom I did not know until a few years before his death. We were both into researching "our roots" and he provided me much of his data. We would periodically contact each other as his health declined. His stone is properly inscribed, he WAS "A true friend and a good man".
Edward honorably served in the U.S. Military. Further, he retired from the railroad after serving many years as a detective. He resided in Riverton but was in poor health during his latter years and was hospitalized in Urbana when he passed.
His obituary remarked of his joy of family and loving to spend time with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
AN ASIDE: Edward was my second cousin whom I did not know until a few years before his death. We were both into researching "our roots" and he provided me much of his data. We would periodically contact each other as his health declined. His stone is properly inscribed, he WAS "A true friend and a good man".
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