We are not good at keeping in touch with what goes beyond our family. Tim just heard about Ed. It really hits home. The writing of his lifelong journey was so accurate. One of the most family-minded, fun, enjoyable, and Best Bucky Fan there has ever been. We have many memories of his love of family, love of life, energy, kindness and of course, "The Best Bucky Badger Fan" ever. We are so sorry for your loss. Remember, he will always be in our hearts, as well as anyone he ever met. A wonderful person who made the world better.
~ Tim & Cindi Harris,
Vernon , WI
So many fun times and memories. Watching and traveling to unless soccer games. We have tons of pictures. Ed will be missed for sure. Sending our Love and Hugs to all from all us Newby's. We are still in the same house if you need one of those hugs.
~ Newby Family,
Waukesha, WI
The Troxell's and Lossman's have been FAMILY since our daughter, Jessica married Ed and Alicia's son, Luke on June 25, 2010. We both always said they are OUR kids -- and how proud we were of both of them. We also welcomed OUR grandkids, Stella and Jack into the new "Troxell/Lossman Family". We celebrated weddings, graduations, and fun visits including the Troxell 4th of July Fireworks!
We always appreciated Ed for his service to our country and for his dedication to his family.
We will miss you Ed! Our time as FAMILY was too short, but so thankful for the relationship we shared.
~ Ken and Sandy Lossman,
Kildeer, IL
I am a cousin Tom Voelker. I remember Butch from the time my parents went on vacation and I stayed with Butch and his family for a couple of weeks. My mother was ED senior sister.
~ Tom Voelker,
oshkosh, WI
We will always remember Ed as a wonderful guy and great cousin. So sorry we are not able to attend Ed's service but we are in Wisconsin this weekend and it is a six hour drive for us. You all will be in our thoughts and prayers.
~ Connie Stelsel,
Carmel, IN
My deepest sympathy goes to Alicia and Ed’s family. He was a dear friend in high school, and a great guy. I’m so sad to hear of his passing.
~ Ellen Hess,
Waunakee, WI
