Ed was a wonderful father to his two daughters.
He was a retired Lieutenant Corrections Officer.
He loved to fish and play golf. He was very proud of his Irish heritage.
He lettered in 4 sports in high school.
His early employment was as a sergeant of detectives on the Erie Railroad.
He was a veteran of WWII, and served as a military policeman.
He was a graduate of Adirondack Community College in criminology.
He was a retired Lieutenant Corrections Officer.
He loved to fish and play golf. He was very proud of his Irish heritage.
He lettered in 4 sports in high school.
His early employment was as a sergeant of detectives on the Erie Railroad.
He was a veteran of WWII, and served as a military policeman.
He was a graduate of Adirondack Community College in criminology.
Ed was a wonderful father to his two daughters.
He was a retired Lieutenant Corrections Officer.
He loved to fish and play golf. He was very proud of his Irish heritage.
He lettered in 4 sports in high school.
His early employment was as a sergeant of detectives on the Erie Railroad.
He was a veteran of WWII, and served as a military policeman.
He was a graduate of Adirondack Community College in criminology.
He was a retired Lieutenant Corrections Officer.
He loved to fish and play golf. He was very proud of his Irish heritage.
He lettered in 4 sports in high school.
His early employment was as a sergeant of detectives on the Erie Railroad.
He was a veteran of WWII, and served as a military policeman.
He was a graduate of Adirondack Community College in criminology.
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